Denial-of-service attack resilience of the GSM access network
Maxim Suraev
Abstract
Maxim Suraev
Abstract
GSM network capable of connecting to any operator providing SIP trunk has been constructed to serve as a target for controlled experiment on DoS attacks against GSM. The usage of this network as a tool to perform DoS attack against mobile phones was also investigated and documented. Open source implementation of testing tool to check DoS resilience of any GSM base station against RACH flood attack was developed as part of this thesis. Additionally, the analysis of the GSM flaws which opened the possibility for DoS attacks, and the analysis of potential countermeasures is presented.
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GSM network capable of connecting to any operator providing SIP trunk has been constructed to serve as a target for controlled experiment on DoS attacks against GSM. The usage of this network as a tool to perform DoS attack against mobile phones was also investigated and documented. Open source implementation of testing tool to check DoS resilience of any GSM base station against RACH flood attack was developed as part of this thesis. Additionally, the analysis of the GSM flaws which opened the possibility for DoS attacks, and the analysis of potential countermeasures is presented.
Key concepts: Service data point, Denial-of-service attack, Customised Applications for Mobile networks Enhanced Logic, GSM, Resilience (materials science), Access Point Name, Computer network, Service (business)