Going through my emails today, I was thinking about how the 4G Wireless Internet would be portrayed on this mailing list.
I have been asked to start writing about the security risks of 4G.
The opportunity for spoofers on a 4G network should generate some interesting problems and some good articles in 2600.
I think the first issue to discuss is the question about how IP SEC fits into the mix of 4G. See security on a 4G network is easy to set up for the end points that want to exclude, but when you want to hitch a ride it may be the use of OFDM generates some interesting ways to spoof on modulation.
One more layer to apply IP SEC to in a system of layers upon layers. So often everyone points to IP SEC and then tries to avoid actually implementing it. It will be interesting to see if a lower layer security strategy will stay in the IP SEC space or become a proprietary lightweight tunnel.
Tags: 4G, IP SEC, NANOG, Security.
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