Examines security vulnerabilities and privacy issues of 5G in smart cities, suggesting critical implications for citizens.
Security and privacy implications of 5G rollout in smart-city deployments. Covers radio-access network attack surface, network slicing and isolation guarantees, edge compute compromise, and the citizen-privacy implications of dense telemetry collection enabled by 5G capacity.Contributor: Cesar Cerrudo (CTO, IOActive). Published under the Securing Smart Cities initiative.
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