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Security flaws in a system used by cellphone carriers around the world could open the door to wide-ranging surveillance of mobile phone traffic, according to a German researcher who discovered the problem.

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Security flaws allow global cellular eavesdropping

By Frank Jordans | December 20, 2014 - 4:08am

Security flaws in a system used by cellphone carriers around the world could open the door to wide-ranging surveillance of mobile phone traffic, according to a German researcher who discovered the problem.

World

Guide to breaking mobile phone security revealed

January 2, 2010 - 12:00am

FRANKFURT – A German security expert has raised the ire of the cellphone industry after he and a group of researchers posted online a how-to guide for cracking the encryption that keeps the calls of billions...

Telecoms