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What kind of information can the Iran regime get from my phone?
We are managing an LGBTQIA Instagram and Twitter Page and that’s illegal in Iran. The SIM card on our phone is under our real name. Can Iran government monitor what we are doi… Continue reading What kind of information can the Iran regime get from my phone? [closed]
I recently heard that a telephone company (a mobile network operator) was hacked and lots of data was stolen, maybe affecting up to a million customers. It sounds like the leaked data is already available on the dark web, and it includes a… Continue reading Does replacing the SIM card mitigate any threats after a serious data breach?
The laptops in use at my company have SIM card slots, which are actually used by some of our users. I am threat modeling our devices, so I was wondering if there are any realistic exploits that can be used on these laptops, no matter if th… Continue reading Real life examples of malware propagated by SIM cards?
If I have sim card from uk mobile carrier, and I use it every day in Filand country, can mobile carriers companies in Filand find who belong this sim card?
If I have sim card from uk mobile carrier, and I use it every day in Filand country, can mobile carriers companies in Filand find who belong this sim card?
Is it possible to get public key from SIM card with only TelephonyManager API.
I know SIM card have CPU, RAM, ROM, EEPROM, Crypto-processor, etc…
Inside ROM part here is Ciphers, public and secret keys, certificates, etc..
Now my questio… Continue reading Reading public key from SIM card
I am using a Android ulefone, i was wondering if these devices or any device in general logs / keeps some memory of past used sim cards and ways to identify which ones they are etc.
In Cuba the telecoms/ISP monopoly, Etecsa, works with the political police to spy on dissidents, journalists and others.
A common attack in Cuba is therefore SIM Swapping which is easy for them. It is also effective in order to eavesdrop o… Continue reading Can WhatsApp, Signal or Telegram be hacked through a SIM SWAP attack?
The only protection features that mobile phones have to keep thieves that stole a target’s device from impersonating that subscriber is the PIN/PUK system that’s on by default on most SIM cards.
The gist of this is that only the legitimate… Continue reading How is SIM blocking enforced?
Everything is based on phones now. If I have someone’s phone I can reset their Salesforce password, access any SAS services etc.
Assume this
Hacker finds someone’s phone number
Hacker buys (or works at) a T-Mobile franchise
Looks up the I… Continue reading Massive operational security hole