OS2-5 Fake Base Station Threats in 5G Non-Public Networks

Title:	OS2-5 Fake Base Station Threats in 5G Non-Public Networks
Publication:	ICAROB2023
Volume:	28
Pages:	77-80
ISSN:	2188-7829
DOI:	10.5954/ICAROB.2023.OS2-5
Author(s):	Meng-Huan Lee, I-Hsien Liu, Jung-Shian Li
Publication Date:	February 9, 2023
Keywords:	5G, Non-public network, Fake base station, Industrial Internet
Abstract:	With 5G technology, traditional industrial and business equipment can now be connected wirelessly in a non-public network separated from public mobile services. Benefit from features such as high bandwidth and massive machinetype communications, while being able to control their own private 5G networks. But fake base stations used by law enforcement and hackers may collect private information and cause disruptions in cell services, thus compromising the security. In this research, we will analyze existing attack methods and detection mechanisms. And look at how those threats can affect the devices and operations in 5G non-public network.
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