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Standard for GSM Eavesdropping

Europe's cellular telephone manufacturers, network operators and law enforcement and intelligence services have all agreed on the adoption of a [...] (326 words)

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Standard for GSM Eavesdropping

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Femtocell, mobile phone hackers' all-purpose tool

Keeping the Lines Open in an Emergency

Tightening Security on New GSM Phones

Standardizing Electronic Signatures

NEW GLOBAL EAVESDROPPING SYSTEMS

GSM CELLULAR PHONES INCREASINGLY UNRELIABLE

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