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Mobile Telephony Security
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This lecture covers the security aspects of mobile telephony, focusing on the challenges faced in 2G and the improvements introduced in 3G. Topics include GSM encryption algorithms, the MILENAGE protocol, security misses, and other standards like DECT and EDGE. The lecture also discusses collision search algorithms and integrity/authentication issues in cryptographic functions.
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