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GPRS Security Threats and Solution Recommendations

Overview This paper is intended to assist General Packet Radio Service operators and network designers in the evaluation of potential security threats and solutions. Although a brief review of GPRS architecture is provided, it is assumed that the reader understands the basic GPRS architecture and Internet Protocol data networking. This paper does not attempt to present an exhaustive list of all GPRS security issues.

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Publisher	NetScreen Technologies	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	May 2003	Downloads	82
Format	White Papers
Topics	GSM, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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