Signalling Protection / Messaging Security / Web Protection / Personal & Parental Controls / IoT Protection
11th Oct 2019
We have received a lot of questions since we revealed the existence and active exploitation of the Simjacker vulnerability. Here we put the most common questions, as well as showing example demos of the Location retrieval and Browser-Opening attacks, made possible by Simjacker
20th Aug 2019
Finding IMSI Catchers can be a difficult task, and in some cases they may not be identifiable at all. However we have identified a potential new way to detect IMSI Catchers around the world.
6th Mar 2018
Many conversations about Mobile phone security has concerned the older SS7 network, but its successor Diameter being used to control the 4G network hasn’t received as much interest. We look at what the real threats are over this system.
20th Oct 2017
Here in Ireland there has been an upsurge of recent reports on people receiving missed calls from a series of unknown numbers abroad, and then being billed large amounts of money when dialling back the number. We profile why and how this is happening, and what can be done about it.
12th Sep 2017
SIGIL, a new way for Operators to get the intelligence they need to best defend against SS7 attacks
26th Jun 2017
What do you do if you come across a mobile phone going from Philippines to Brazil then to China, then to Armenia, in less than 60 seconds?
17th May 2017
Recent criminal activity using SS7 methods and a series of high-profile reports on SS7 security have focused a lot of attention on the dangers of malicious access to the SS7 network. We explain a previously unrecorded attempted type of attack - data interception via SS7 access - to show that defenses can fix the problem
13th Feb 2017
Attacks over the SS7 network have gotten so well known now that they have begun featuring in Hollywood. However while more people know about SS7 attacks, the actual attackers are improving and deepening their knowledge.
18th Apr 2016
Recent news releases bring to life what are possible via SS7 attacks. We show how state agencies have been gathering this information in the past, and give an example of the scale of what is possible, via a major SS7-caused outage in a European operator.