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Security in the GSM system

@inproceedings{Quirke2004SecurityIT,
  title={Security in the GSM system},
  author={Jeremy Quirke},
  year={2004}
}
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Action-Triggered Public-Key cryptography for GSM systems with Phone-Dependent end-to-end encryption
TLDR
This paper will integrate a very well known technique in the GSM system, namely Public-key technique, and introduce the solutions in a different point of view, which will leave the original system working in normal cases.
Modelling to Enhance GSM Network Security
TLDR
This paper discusses the several aspects of security of GSM and takes into consideration the fact that World-wide GSM usage is very high and how GSM protects the data from interception by authentication, encryption, and ciphering.
A new mutual authentication protocol for GSM networks
TLDR
This paper proposes a novel mutual entity authentication using the TESLA protocol that not only provides secure bilateral authentication, but also decreases the call setup time and the required connection bandwidth.
An Enhanced SMS-based OTP Scheme
TLDR
A parameter is introduced to make sure the request for SMS-based OTP is sponsored by the real user and then theOTP is send from the server to the user by encryption to enhance the security of SMS- based OTP.
Investigating Issues in Mobile Network (In)Security
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Investigating Issues is presented to evaluate the data security protection accorded by the global telecommunication systems against interception, using encryption, authentication, and ciphering, and it will also attempt to discuss several issues of mobile wireless (in)security.
Review of mobile short message service security issues and techniques towards the solution
TLDR
An overview of the current SMS security aspects and concerns during the SMS transmission is detailed and the existing mechanisms used to protect the SMS are presented with the goal to provide useful advices for further research.
A SIM-based electronic transaction authentication system
TLDR
An electronic payment protocol that uses SIM based authentication along with illustration of its formal modelling and verification results are presented, which offers more robust security features than other electronic transaction systems proposed to date.
A Conceptual Framework for a SIM-based Electronic Transaction Authentication System
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This paper depicts an electronic payment protocol by means of SIM based authentication with the illustrations of its formal modelling & verification results.
Enhancement of GSM Security Using Elliptic Curve Cryptography Algorithm
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This paper will be focusing on the comparison of working procedure of elliptic curve cryptography and RSA algorithm in GSM network to how it's a better promise for a faster and more secure method of encryption in comparison to the current standards in the Public-Key Cryptographic algorithms of RSA.
Examining security in mobile communication networks
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How GSM protects the data from interception by authentication, encryption, and ciphering is examined and some likely flaws in these security methods are considered and possible measures to curb the flaws are suggested.
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