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LTE networks put Android devices at risk of overbilling

Thread starter Kevin Lancaster
Start date Oct 20, 2015
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Kevin Lancaster

MyBroadband Editor

Oct 20, 2015

#1

LTE networks put Android devices at risk of overbilling

Researchers have uncovered four LTE vulnerabilities which allow attackers to spoof phone numbers, overbill clients, and obtain free data transfers.

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sajunky

Honorary Master

Oct 20, 2015

#2

Should read:
LTE networks put consumers using Android devices at risk of overbilling

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