Practicalgsec Mac Spioofing
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MAC spoofing is the act of altering the media access control (MAC) address of a network interface to disguise a machine's identity. The document discusses how MAC spoofing works, why people use it, how to prevent it, and its advantages for penetration testing. It notes that while less publicized than IP spoofing, MAC spoofing provides a powerful and versatile tool for breaking into networks or penetration testing due to the ability to bypass MAC address filtering and impersonate other devices.
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Security Requirements and Features
Security Procedures between UE and 5G Network Functions
Evolution of the Trust Model
5G Threat Attacks and Surface
5G Security Key Hierarchy
Ciphering Algorithms
Integrity Algorithms
Test Data for the Security Algorithms
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