Spotlight | South Korea, United States
5G already vulnerable to new interception techniques

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Paris skips Danish cyber summit, UAE's Protect exposed by Google, Black River Systems integrates 5G, Preligens starts afresh

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

CopenhagenFrance gives Danish cyber summit a miss

DubaiGoogle exposes Protect Electronic Systems

Rome, New YorkBlack River Systems integrates 5G

ParisPreligens loses defence fair sponsor

United States
Cyber specialists hunt for flaws in new 5G standalone access

Lawful interception specialists are looking for ways to hack the new telecommunication standard being deployed around the world, not least to bypass the need to make requests to operators.

Israel
Septier gets into rapidly expanding Wi-Fi catcher market

Wi-Fi catchers solve some of the technical challenges involved in intercepting 5G communications, but the rapid spread of random MAC addresses poses another obstacle.

Spotlight | Japan, Singapore, South Korea
Interception specialists turn focus to Far East 5G SA rollout

The development of interception technology adapted to the new 5G SA norm is set to keep specialists busy in 2024. Firms wanting to stay ahead are already turning to Singapore, Japan and South Korea, the first countries to adopt the norm.

United States
Legal interceptions specialist SS8 looks for defence industry buyer

The shareholders of American company SS8 are looking to sell it. They are prospecting among the leading defence groups for buyers.

Cyprus, Israel, United Kingdom
London company FloLive maintains close connection to spyware developer Circles

New links have emerged between a FloLive shareholder and Tal Dilian, one of Circles' founders.