Examples of cell site maps used in evidence

Here are another two examples of specifically generated cell site maps using network infrastructure and radio survey data from a particular mobile network operator, in this case orange PCS, which formed part of the jury bundle in an old murder case.

Equal Power Boundary Map

Character (Text) Composite Map 

GSM Measurement Report/Response

A response I made to a question raised at Forensic Focus included the remark relting to a measurement report "(MEAS_RES/MEAS_REP message)" http://www.forensicfocus.com/Forums/viewtopic/t=10600/

I referred to this measurement report as it provide useful information in realtime. Knowledge of its existent and the content it holds is very useful for track and trace, law interception and historcially looking back at a switched ON mobile phones profiles returned to the mobile network based upon its particular location at a particular time.

Measurements Reports are obtained by the network for the purposes of allocation of radio resources. The Radio Resource Management (RRM) has responsibility for communicating the necessary messages to the mobile phone. It is important, however, due to the limited resources of radio that utilising control channel requires using shortform notation to send commands in order for the receiver (the MS) to provide responses. To do this a vocabulary was created for GSM and utilised by the RRM e.g. Skip Indicator/Protocol Discriminator = 06 (relevant to handover). The SI/PD message is predefined in a mobile phone's vocabulary (look-up table) to understand messages sent to it. For MEAS_REP the shortform message sent is known as ID (Hex) 15 [binary (00010101) Decimal digits (21)]. The verbose message translated from the shortform ID (Hex) 15 command requires:

MS - > BTS send MEASurement REPort.

This means MEAS_REP transfers the current measurement results of the MS to the BTS (uplink measurements). These measurements contain the sending levels of the serving cell and neighbouring cells. [It is important to remember there is a distinction to be made between a mobile phone switched ON (idle mode and camped on a cell), one that has already registered to the network (idle mode and ready for radio resources) and one that is actively involved with the radio network using resources. In the idle mode the mobile phone in a registered state can update its position either by commands made by the network, by moving to another radio area or using the periodic update parameter to found in the SIM Card elementary file e.g. EFHPLMN.].

In the case of an active connection, a MEAS_REP is sent to the BTS every 480ms via the SACCH. The BTS forwards the MEAS_REP to the BSC, embedded in its own measurement results (MEAS_RES). [In the active state the MEAS_REP assists the network control MS handovers and power output and the MEAS_RES assist with the building blocks for track and trace of an MS to a particular groups of cells and other surveillance tasks.]

With a single meas_rep sent every 480ms whilst the the MS is in dedicated mode this is very fast timing and the combined results from a number of reports/results obtained can be used with the other processes to locate an MS down to within tens of metres of a particular location. WCDMA and LTE also have similar capability/techniques. Where GPS coordinates are also included in the returned reports to the network it is possible to improve location positioning.

Below is an analysed MEAS_RES in more detail with a MEAS_REP included that was captured using a protocol tester on the Abis-interface (BTS/BSC) of a GSM900 PLMN. This example presents a useful opportunity to see a measurement report/response and equally provides a useful primer when looking more at subscriber track and trace and set up possible target-movements for lawful surveillance and interception.

The above can assists those involved in GSM cell site analysis, enabling an investigator to define in more detail the type of content information sought from an operator; as always subject to the type of case being investigated. The above material is not definitively or precisely accurate as each operator requires variation in content reports and uses varyng methods to harvest data, so care is needed before wading in with a list of requirements.

The Eagles Soar

The Eagles Soar

 
I am a Crystal Palace Football Club (CPFC) fan. The first football team I ever saw play (was against West Ham United (the Hammers), and we  won) back in 1968. Since then I've never supported another club, never been a journeyman fan. Palace inspired in me loyalty and through the good times or the bad times, the thick and the thin, like many of our fans, I've stuck by Crystal Palace.  

Congratulations to The Eagles ( http://www.cpfc.co.uk/index.aspx ) winning the £120 million football match at Wembley and promotion to the English Premier Football League ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premier_League ) after overcoming Watford Football Club - http://uk.soccerway.com/news/2013/May/27/english-championship-crystal-palace-1-watford-0/

Thanks for the photos to:
screensavers.brothersoft.com
onthefire.com

History
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Crystal_Palace_F.C.

Nokia BB5 tool

Nokia BB5 tool

Interesting tool and with script editing and writing too.

(U)SIM Examination (Physical) Pt2

(U)SIM Examination (Physical) Pt2

Before we can progress to consider various methods of (U)SIM physical examination there are more standards we need to be aware and there are reasons for that. Transitioning from GSM to 3GPP (*wcdma) standards required rewriting existing GSM standards to make the standards technology neutral to integrate GSM into future mobile developments under 3GPP global standards. Technology-wise, we know that GSM is a defined circuit-switched voice mobile communications system that has evolved with value-added data services (GPRS, HSCSD and EDGE). 3GPP (wcdma) as we know is a defined packet-switched technology and thus would be a pointless exercise to re-invent the wheel, so to speak, and introduce a new voice circuit-switched system and the matured installation base that went with it. That needs to be understood on many levels when dealing with mobile communications. Three examples of GSM and 3GPP working together:

(i) generally, we refer to Release 99 (R99) as a reference point whereby 3GPP could transition and re-write mobile communication technology standards with birthing-periods: GSM only before 3GPP Release 4 (Rel-4); GSM only (Rel-4 and later); 3GPP and beyond / GSM (R99 and later).  This enabled manufacturers, developers and operators and service providers to conintue with GSM standards in a pure GSM environment or evolve to a 3GPP environment but in the knowledge access and inter-connectivity to GSM would continue:

(ii) introduction of 3GPP (*wcdma) would take time and thus should avoid, as best possible, disruption to existing moble services;

(iii) GSM user/subscriber base was still growing at that time and has now reached over 3-billion users, from which we can draw a conclusion that GSM's importance in its relationship with 3GPP should not be under-estimated.GSM is by no means the junior partner.

In the mobile examination environment, we, as examiners, are exposed to multitude and multiple-layers of technical and technology standards many of which impact on (U)SIM, and particuarly so if the technical and technology generates a mobile communication outcome associated to/with a user/subscriber. 

(*) wcdma is one of a family of mobile technology standards under 3GPP and has been used for easy of reference. 

The scope of the tests and the requirements set down in GSM1117 were reproduced under the approved and adopted standard 3GPP TS51.017. In Pt1( usim-examination-physical-pt1.html ) reference was made to GSM11.11, however the approved and adopted standard (and the counterpart to GSM11.11) is 3GPP TS51.011:

PHY:    Physical characteristics - 3GPP TS 51.011 [1], clause 4.
ELEC:    Electronic signals and transmission protocols - 3GPP TS 51.011 [1], clause 5.
AFS:    Application and File structure - 3GPP TS 51.011 [1], clause 6.
SEC:    Security features - 3GPP TS 51.011 [1], clause 7.
CMD:    Description of the commands - 3GPP TS 51.011 [1], clause 9.
CEF:    Contents of the elementary files - 3GPP TS 51.011 [1], clause 10.
APP:    Application Protocol - 3GPP TS 51.011 [1], clause 11.

Whilst GSM11.17 standard is the starting point for ICC/SIM and 3GPP TS51.011 moved the technology to neutral ground to enable 3GPP to evolve 3G environment standards incorportating interconnectivity to and backward compatibility for ICC/UICC, the 3GPP evolution hasn't stopped there. There is, of course, 3GPP TS 31.120 the aim of which is to ensure interoperability between an UICC and a Terminal independently of the respective manufacturer, card issuer or operator. This is the expansion of the 3GPP domain going beyond specific limitations encumbent with a particular proprietory technology.

The run of standards doesn't end there. Attention and consideration should be given to:

ETSI standards
TS 102 230
TS 102 221

International standards
ISO/IEC 7816-pt1 to pt4

The standards referred to above are merely a starting point to identify the complexities involved in dealing with (U)SIM card and tasks involved in considering examination techniques that may not simply relate to recovery of data but other aspects and attributes of a card which may point to evidence. Readers should be prepared to delve into the standards above and release the huge number that haven't been mentioned. There are various analogies that may be used to imagine what I have in mind for this physical series, but I quite like the analogy about forensic vehicle tyre analysis. Evidentially, consideration is given to tyre size, tread, pressure, rubber, moulding, any wheel balacing and so on to assess a skid mark or tracks at the scene of a crime. It is equally possible to use an investigative and examination approach to SIM/USIM card materials, contacts, gold content, embossing etc to identify potential evidence.

Tools and Methods for Water Damaged Phones

Tools and Methods for Water Damaged Phones

It's worth recording the links from a discussion that has been being going on about water damaged phones:

Ultrasonic cleaning - http://www.ibreakityoufixit.com/shop/catalog/2
Vermiculite - http://www.cmmp-france.com/shawatecgb.html
Fingerprint Study - http://www.ucidiver.com/fingerprint_study.html
Solder Cleaning - www.tayloredge.com/reference/Science/solder_cleaning.pdf
Isopropyl alcohol - http://gorum.ca/clen-pcb.html
Non-forensic chip off - http://trewmte.blogspot.co.uk/2011/02/mobile-phone-chip-off.html
Reballing - www.emulation.com/pdf/102003BGA_Reballing_Instruction_Manual.pdf
Thermal Profiling - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_profile
RSS - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:RSS_Components_of_a_Profile1.svg
Thermal Sensor Probes - http://www.thermometersuperstore.co.uk/acatalog/Probes.html


Updated subject matter:

Hydrophobic Coatings on Electronic Devices

I have been looking further into mobile phone exposure to water to see whether there has been any research or techniques or processes used in manufacturing to combat water damage / corrosions etc. Hydrophobic Coatings appears to offer one solution.

More cell phones are damaged by water than by any other means, and this damage often requires the devices to be discarded. The number of damaged phones is also increasing because these phones are now taken almost everywhere. Chemical vapor deposition may be used to provide a solution to this problem. For example, the phones may be coated with a hydrophobic monolayer or multilayer of fluorosilanes. Bonding of the fluorosilane may be adopted for improvement purposes using a primary adhesion layer, which may be a different silane monolayer, e.g., an isocyanatosilane, and/or by introduction of hydroxyl groups via plasma treatment. The latter process is identified as typically rapid and economical and can be applied both on oxide and polymeric materials. The presence of OH groups can be assayed by XPS, ToF-SIMS and ATR-FTIR. The density of surface hydroxyl groups can be varied by changing the proportions of etch gases, the time and intensity of the plasma treatment, and the system base pressure. The hydrophobicity of the surface can be characterised by contact angle goniometry and XPS and ToF-SIMS analysis of fluorine. Resistance to abrasion can be tested with a Martindale abrasion tester.

These selection of applied treatments appear to reduce and slow down the water damage/corrosion and present improved chances of memory retention in unspoiled memory chips.

I see a relevance for knowing about treatments, such as the above, as it can help on many levels: as background prep knowledge, towards a recovered exhibit examination procedure, for use in advisory role as to why some water damaged phone exhibits could produce better results or capable of undergoing tests than others phones, and so on.

Chip Off, JTAG, NAND and YAFFS2

Chip Off, JTAG, NAND and YAFFS2

An article and a presentation identifying practices and concepts. Both contain add-value content with respect to the subject matter

Practitioner's view of Chip Off and JTAG

http://db.tt/ybQFitvS

Raw NAND flash and the YAFFS2 file system

http://db.tt/B379qsYM

Plug-in for mobile phones in iSync

Plug-in for mobile phones in iSync, how to use

All plug-ins can be downloaded for free.

Instructions for use
To install one of these plugins download, unzip and place the folder "PhonePlugins" in the "Library" folder (create the folder if it does not exist).

"Library" can refer either to the "Library" folder in the root of the disc (for all users), or to a specific user. In the first case the plug-in will be seen for all users in the latter only for the user for which it is installed.

The plug-in for iSync 10.5.x only work for OS X 10.5 or later.


Plug-in iSync for Motorola
ISync plug-in for Nokia phones (For Mac OS X 10.5)
ISync plug-in for Nokia For Mac OS X 10.5 or later
ISync plug-in for Sony Ericsson mobile Mac OS X 10.5

http://translate.google.co.uk/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Ffaqintosh.com%2Frisorse%2Fit%2Fothutil%2Fisync%2FiSyncLeo%2F&act=url

Mobile microprocessors

Mobile microprocessors

This is an interesting article about the players in the mobile processor field, which will have an impact on mobile evidence in the future.

http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/02/21/intel-mobile-chip-strategy/?

iPhone to Android

iPhone to Android

Interesting tool:

1 Transfer iPhone SMS and MMS with attachments to Android
2 Transfer SMS and MMS to Android from iTunes Backup
3 Extract picture, video, audio attachments from iPhone MMS to computer
4 Save iPhone SMS and MMS to local database on computer
5 Copy SMS and MMS from PC local database to Android
6 Export iPhone SMS and MMS to document files
7 Print out iPhone SMS and MMS in amazing threading mode

http://www.backuptrans.com/iphone-sms-mms-to-android-transfer.html

Android Data Extractor Lite

Android Data Extractor Lite

The author of this tools states:

"This Python script dumps all important SQLite Databases from a connected Android smartphone to the local disk and analyzes these files in a forensically accurate workflow. If no smartphone is connected you can specify a local directory which contains the databases you want to analyze. Afterwards this script creates a clearly structured XML report.

If you connect a smartphone you need a rooted and insecure kernel or a custom recovery installed on the smartphone.

ADEL needs a predefined configuration for each device to work proper."

https://github.com/mspreitz/ADELhttps://github.com/mspreitz/ADEL/tree/master/xml

Windows Memory Toolkit

MoonSols Windows Memory Toolkit

This toolkit collection comes in either a free community edition or cost purchase professional edition. Useful to know about and try these tools, particularly students with no budget or budget limitations.

http://www.moonsols.com/windows-memory-toolkit/

MBRWizard

MBRWizard

Here's an interesting tool and some links to discussions about variants of MBRWizards and download:

http://mbrwizard.com/http://systemexplorer.net/file-database/file/nbrtwizard-exe

http://www.bukisa.com/articles/152974_how-to-create-bootable-usb-drive-with-windows-xp-vista-windows-7

 http://firesage.com/mbrwizard.php

Understanding Intel Instruction Sizes

Understanding Intel Instruction Sizes

For those who are researching

http://www.swansontec.com/sintel.html

Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer Manuals

Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer Manuals

These manuals describe the architecture and programming environment of the Intel® 64 and IA-32 processors.

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/architectures-software-developer-manuals.html

Radare

Radare

Forensics students and researchers should enjoy this as Radare is a free and advanced command line hexadecimal editor

http://radare.nopcode.org/new/?doc

How to code debuggers

How to code debuggers

Coding low-level infrastructure like kernels, compilers, and linkers can be very scary, and most programmers stay as far away from them as they can. And the scariest of all are debuggers, which rip apart warm flesh of innocent programs, and use the dark side of the force to control them. Every decent Computer Science course includes coding at least a toy compiler, most also toy interpretters, virtual machines, and disassemblers, but how many people wrote even the most toyish debugger ? (by debugger I mean any tool for low-level analysis of running programs, whether it single steps, traces execution, or does something else)

http://t-a-w.blogspot.co.uk/2007/03/how-to-code-debuggers.html

RCE Tools USB SPY v1.3

RCE Tools USB SPY v1.3

This spy tool is to copy all the Flash USB contents when the user attached it to the machine.

http://www.at4re.com/download.php?view.159

Other tools:
http://www.at4re.com/download.php?list.6

A Patch Analysis and Binary Diffing Tool

A Patch Analysis and Binary Diffing Tool

DarunGrim is a binary diffing tool. DarunGrim is a free diffing tool which provides binary diffing functionality. Binary diffing is a powerful technique to reverse-engineer patches released by software vendors like Microsoft. Especially by analyzing security patches you can dig into the details of the vulnerabilities it's fixing. You can use that information to learn what causes software break. Also that information can help you write some protection codes for those specific vulnerabilities. It's also used to write 1-day exploits by malware writers or security researchers.

http://www.darungrim.org/

Twitter Profile Extraction Tool

Twitter Profile Extraction Tool

A Ruby script that outputs a TSV file to backup publicly available twitter profile containing user timeline including the collapsed replies and other info.

View source: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ridders7855/warbler/trunk/view/head:/Warbler.rb

Download script: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ridders7855/warbler/trunk/download/head:/warbler.rb-20130405193447-u2ncptxun5s861m0-1/Warbler.rb

Well done to Boston

Well done to Boston

I listened to President Barak Obama speech about the amazing work by the people of Boston, law enforcement and the security services to capture the culprits of those heinous bombings. The innocent men, women, children translates to family and loved ones caught up in a senseless act to prove what - no one knows?

"To Dear Boston

I wish you speed in your recovery in all aspects of your lives and, in my small way, congratulate you on your sterling resolve and determination to get through that nightmare."

A well wisher from England"

Judge fines himself

What exemplary conduct by Judge Raymond Voet and respect to him for practising what he preaches.

Judge imposes fine on self for cell phone mishap
Judge Raymond Voet holds self in contempt of court, pays $25 fine

http://www.sentinel-standard.com/article/20130412/NEWS/130419815/1002/NEWS

International Destination and Access Code

Albania=00
Algeria=00
Anguilla=011
Argentina=00
Australia=0011
Austria=00
Bahrain=0
Bahamas=011
Bangladesh=00
Barbados=011
Belgium=00
Benin=00
Bermuda=011
Bosnia=99
Brazil=00
British Virgin Islands=011
Brunei=00
Brunei Darussalam=00
Bulgaria=00
Burkina-Faso=00
CIS=810
Russia=810
Cameroon=00
Cambodia=00
Canada=011
Chile=00
China=00
Colombia=90
Congo=00
Cook Islands=00
Costa Rica=00
Croatia=99
Cyprus=00
Czech Republic=00
Denmark=00
Dominica=011
Dominican Republic=011
Djibouti=00
Egypt=00
El Salvador=0
Ethiopia=00
Faeroe Island=009
Falkland Island=01
Finland=00
France=00
French Polynesia=00
Gabon Republic=00
Gambia=00
Germany=00
Gibraltar=00
Giorgia=810
Greece=00
Greenland=009
Grenada=011
Guam=011
Guatemala=00
Guinea=00
Guyana=001
Haiti=00
Honduras=00
Hong Kong=001
Hungary=00
Iceland=90
India=900
Indonesia=00
Iran=00
Iraq=00
Ireland=00
Israel=00
Italy=00
Ivory Coast=00
Jamaica=011
Japan=001
Jordan=00
Kenya=00
Kuwait=00
Korea (South)=001
Lebanon=00
Lesotho=00
Liberia=00
Libya=00
Luxembourg=00
Macau=00
Madagascar=16
Malawi=101
Malaysia=007
Mali=00
Malta=00
Mauritania=00
Mexico=98
Montserrat=011
Morocco=00
Namibia=00
Netherlands=00
Nevis Island=011
New Zealand=00
Nicaragua=00
Niger Republic=00
Nigeria=00
Norway=095
Oman=00
Pakistan=00
Panama=00
Papua New Guinea=31
Peru=00
Philippines=00
Poland=00
Portugal=00
Puerto Rico=011
Qatar=00
Rwanda=00
Saudi Arabia=00
Senegal=00
Seychelles=00
Singapore=005
Slovak Republic=00
Slovenia=99
South Africa=09
Spain=07
Sri Lanka=00
St-Kitts=011
St-Lucia=011
St-Vincent=011
Grenadines=011
Sudan=00
Suriname=002
Sweden=009
Switzerland=00
Syria=00
Taiwan=002
Thailand=001
Togo=00
Tonga=09
Trinidad=011
Tobago=011
Tunisia=00
Turkey=99
United Arab Emirates=00
UK=00
USA=011
Uruguay=00
US Virgin Islands=011
Venezuela=00
Yugoslavia=99
Zaire=00
Zambia=00
Zimbabwe=110

International Dial Codes

+1=USA
+20=Egypt
+212=Morocco
+213=Algeria
+216=Tunisia
+218=Libya
+220=Gambia
+221=Senegal
+222=Mauritania
+223=Mali
+224=Guinea
+225=Côte d'Ivoire
+226=Burkina Faso
+227=Niger
+228=Togolese Republic
+229=Benin
+230=Mauritius
+231=Liberia
+232=Sierra Leone
+233=Ghana
+234=Nigeria
+235=Chad
+236=Central African Republic
+237=Cameroon
+238=Cape Verde
+239=Sao Tome and Principe
+240=Equatorial Guinea
+241=Gabonese Republic
+242=Congo
+243=Congo
+244=Angola
+245=Guinea-Bissau
+246=Diego Garcia
+247=Ascension
+248=Seychelles
+249=Sudan
+250=Rwandese Republic
+251=Ethiopia
+252=Somali
+253=Djibouti
+254=Kenya
+255=Tanzania
+256=Uganda
+257=Burundi
+258=Mozambique
+260=Zambia
+261=Madagascar
+262=Reunion
+263=Zimbabwe
+264=Namibia
+265=Malawi
+266=Lesotho
+267=Botswana
+268=Swaziland
+269=Comoros
+269=Mayotte
+27=South Africa
+290=Saint Helena
+291=Eritrea
+297=Aruba
+298=Faroe Islands
+299=Greenland
+30=Greece
+31=Netherlands
+32=Belgium
+33=France
+34=Spain
+350=Gibraltar
+351=Portugal
+352=Luxembourg
+353=Ireland
+354=Iceland
+355=Albania
+356=Malta
+357=Cyprus
+358=Finland
+359=Bulgaria
+36=Hungary
+370=Lithuania
+371=Latvia
+372=Estonia
+373=Moldova
+374=Armenia
+375=Belarus
+376=Andorra
+377=Monaco
+378=San Marino
+379=Vatican City State
+380=Ukraine
+381=Yugoslavia
+385=Croatia
+386=Slovenia
+387=Bosnia
+389=Macedonia
+39=Italy
+39=Vatican City State
+40=Romania
+41=Switzerland
+420=Czech Republic
+421=Slovak Republic
+423=Liechtenstein
+43=Austria
+44=UK
+45=Denmark
+46=Sweden
+47=Norway
+48=Poland
+49=Germany
+500=Falkland Islands
+501=Belize
+502=Guatemala
+503=El Salvador
+504=Honduras
+505=Nicaragua
+506=Costa Rica
+507=Panama
+508=Saint Pierre and Miquelon
+509=Haiti
+51=Peru
+52=Mexico
+53=Cuba
+54=Argentine Republic
+55=Brazil
+56=Chile
+57=Colombia
+58=Venezuela
+590=Guadeloupe
+591=Bolivia
+592=Guyana
+593=Ecuador
+594=French Guiana
+595=Paraguay
+596=Martinique
+597=Suriname
+598=Uruguay
+599=Netherlands Antilles
+60=Malaysia
+61=Australia
+62=Indonesia
+63=Philippines
+64=New Zealand
+65=Singapore
+66=Thailand
+670=East Timor
+672=Australian External Territories
+673=Brunei Darussalam
+674=Nauru
+675=Papua New Guinea
+676=Tonga
+677=Solomon Islands
+678=Vanuatu
+679=Fiji
+680=Palau
+681=Wallis and Futuna
+682=Cook Islands
+683=Niue
+684=American Samoa
+685=Samoa
+686=Kiribati
+687=New Caledonia
+688=Tuvalu
+689=French Polynesia
+690=Tokelau
+691=Micronesia
+692=Marshall Islands
+7=Kazakstan
+7=Russian Federation
+81=Japan
+82=Korea
+84=Vietnam
+850=Korea
+852=Hongkong
+853=Macau
+855=Cambodia
+856=Lao
+86=China
+880=Bangladesh
+90=Turkey
+91=India
+92=Pakistan
+93=Afghanistan
+94=Sri Lanka
+95=Myanmar
+960=Maldives
+961=Lebanon
+962=Jordan
+963=Syrian Arab Republic
+964=Iraq
+965=Kuwait
+966=Saudi Arabia
+967=Yemen
+968=Oman
+971=United Arab Emirates
+972=Israel
+973=Bahrain
+974=Qatar
+975=Bhutan
+976=Mongolia
+977=Nepal
+98=Iran
+992=Tajikistan
+993=Turkmenistan
+994=Azerbaijani Republic
+995=Georgia
+996=Kyrgyz Republic
+998=Uzbekistan

UICC Coding Schemes

Define Coding FileAccessibility

0 = "Not shareable file"
1 = "Shareable file"

Define Coding UICCFileType

0 = "Working EF"
1 = "Internal EF"
2 = "RFU"
3 = "RFU"
4 = "RFU"
5 = "RFU"
6 = "RFU"
7 = "DF or ADF"

Define Coding UICCEFStructure

0 = "No information given"
1 = "Transparent"
2 = "Linear fixed"
3 = "RFU"
4 = "RFU"
5 = "RFU"
6 = "Cyclic"
7 = "RFU"

Define Coding UICCClockStop

0 = "Never allowed"
1 = "Allowed, no preferred level"
4 = "Not allowed unless at high level"
5 = "Allowed, high level preferred"
8 = "Not allowed unless at low level"
9 = "Allowed, low level preferred"

Define Coding UICCLifeCycle

0 = "No information given"
1 = "Creation state"
3 = "Initialization state"
4 = "Operational state - deactivated"
5 = "Operational state - activated"
6 = "Operational state - deactivated"
7 = "Operational state - activated"
C = "Termination state"
D = "Termination state"
E = "Termination state"
F = "Termination state"

Define Coding Available

0 = "not available"
1 = "available"

Define Coding PhoneBookLink

0 = "Global Phone Book (EF_TELECOM)"
1 = "Local Phone Book (USIM specific)"

Define Coding MMSStatus

0 = "Free Space"
1 = "Used Space; Notification not read; MM not retrieved"
5 = "Used Space; Notification not read; MM retrieved"
9 = "Used Space; Notification not read; MM rejected"
D = "Used Space; Notification not read; MM forwarded"
3 = "Used Space; Notification read; MM not retrieved"
7 = "Used Space; Notification read; MM retrieved"
B = "Used Space; Notification read; MM rejected"
F = "Used Space; Notification read; MM forwarded"

Define Coding Implementation

0 = "Implementation not supported"
1 = "Implementation supported"

Define Coding TP-Status

00 = "Short message received by the SME"
01 = "Short message forwarded by the SC to the SME but the SC is unable to confirm delivery"
02 = "Short message replaced by the SC"
20 = "Congestion"
21 = "SME busy"
22 = "No response from SME"
23 = "Service rejected"
24 = "Quality of service not available"
25 = "Error in SME"
40 = "Remote procedure error"
41 = "Incompatible destination"
42 = "Connection rejected by SME"
43 = "Not obtainable"
44 = "Quality of service not available"
45 = "No interworking available"
46 = "SM Validity Period Expired"
47 = "SM Deleted by originating SME"
48 = "SM Deleted by SC Administration"
49 = "SM does not exist"
60 = "Congestion"
61 = "SME busy"
62 = "No response from SME"
63 = "Service rejected"
64 = "Quality of service not available"
65 = "Error in SME"

Define Coding SelectModeP1

00 = "Select by File ID"
01 = "Select by child DF of the current DF"
03 = "Select parent DF of the current DF"
04 = "Selection by DF name (AID)"
08 = "Select by path from MF"
09 = "Select by path from current DF"

Define Coding SearchRecordMode

00 = "RFU"
01 = "RFU"
02 = "RFU"
03 = "RFU"
04 = "Start forward search from record indicated in P1"
05 = "Start backward search from record indicated in P1"
06 = "Enhanced search"
07 = "Proprietary search"

Define Coding EPSUpdateStatus

0 = "Updated"
1 = "Not updated"
2 = "Roaming not allowed"

Look up MCC MNC Database - International

International,ICO,901,01
International,Sense Communications International,901,02
International,Iridium,901,03
International,Globalstar,901,04
International,Thuraya RMSS Network,901,05
International,Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications Company,901,06
International,Ellipso,901,07
International,Operational,901,08
International,Tele1 Europe,901,09
International,ACeS,901,10
International,Inmarsat,901,11
International,MCP,901,12
International,GSM.AQ,901,13
International,AeroMobile AS,901,14
International,OnAir Switzerland Sarl,901,15
International,Jasper Systems,901,16
International,Navitas,901,17
International,Cellular @Sea,901,18
International,Vodafone Malta Maritime,901,19
International,Seanet,901,21
International,Beeline,901,23
International,iNum,901,24
International,TIM,901,26
International,Telenor,901,29

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha Y

Yemen,SabaFon,421,01
Yemen,MTN,421,02
Yemen,Yemen Mobile,421,03
Yemen,HiTS-UNITEL,421,04

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha z

Zambia,Zain,645,01
Zambia,MTN,645,02
Zambia,ZAMTEL,645,03
Zimbabwe,Net*One,648,01
Zimbabwe,Telecel,648,03
Zimbabwe,Econet,648,04

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha V

Vanuatu,SMILE,541,01
Venezuela,Digitel,734,01
Venezuela,Digitel,734,02
Venezuela,Digitel,734,03
Venezuela,movistar,734,04
Venezuela,Movilnet,734,06
Vietnam,MobiFone,452,01
Vietnam,Vinaphone,452,02
Vietnam,S-Fone,452,03
Vietnam,Viettel Mobile,452,04
Vietnam,Vietnamobile,452,05
Vietnam,EVNTelecom,452,06
Vietnam,3G EVNTelecom,452,08
Vietnam,Beeline VN [122],452,07

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha U

Uganda,Zain,641,01
Uganda,MTN,641,10
Uganda,Uganda Telecom Ltd.,641,11
Uganda,Warid Telecom,641,22
Uganda,Orange,641,14
Ukraine,MTS,255,01
Ukraine,Beeline,255,02
Ukraine,Kyivstar,255,03
Ukraine,IT,255,04
Ukraine,Golden Telecom,255,05
Ukraine,life:),255,06
Ukraine,Ukrtelecom,255,07
Ukraine,PEOPLEnet,255,21
Ukraine,CDMA Ukraine,255,23
United Arab Emirates,Etisalat,424,02
United Arab Emirates,du,424,03
United Kingdom,BT,234,00
United Kingdom,UK01,234,01
United Kingdom,O2,234,02
United Kingdom,Airtel-Vodafone,234,03
United Kingdom,FMS Solutions Ltd,234,04
United Kingdom,Cable and Wireless UK,234,07
United Kingdom,OnePhone Ltd,234,08
United Kingdom,O2,234,10
United Kingdom,O2,234,11
United Kingdom,Railtrack,234,12
United Kingdom,Hay Systems Ltd,234,14
United Kingdom,Vodafone,234,15
United Kingdom,Opal Telecom Ltd,234,16
United Kingdom,Cloud9,234,18
United Kingdom,Teleware,234,19
United Kingdom,Three,234,20
United Kingdom,RoutoMessaging,234,22
United Kingdom,Truphone,234,25
United Kingdom,T-Mobile,234,30
United Kingdom,Virgin,234,31
United Kingdom,Virgin,234,32
United Kingdom,Orange,234,33
United Kingdom,Orange,234,34
United Kingdom,JT-Wave,234,50
United Kingdom,Cable & Wireless Guernsey / Sure Mobile (Jersey),234,55
United Kingdom,Manx Telecom,234,58
United Kingdom,Inquam,234,75
United Kingdom,BT,234,77
United Kingdom,Airwave,234,78
United States of America,Virgin Mobile US,200,053
United States of America,Alltel US,200,054
United States of America,U.S. Cellular,200,066
United States of America,nTelos,310,470
United States of America,Mid-Tex Cellular,310,000
United States of America,Verizon,310,004
United States of America,Verizon,310,005
United States of America,MCI,310,010
United States of America,Verizon,310,012
United States of America,MobileTel,310,013
United States of America,Testing,310,014
United States of America,Cricket Communications,310,016
United States of America,North Sight Communications Inc.,310,017
United States of America,Union Telephone Company,310,020
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,026
United States of America,Centennial,310,030
United States of America,Airpeak,310,034
United States of America,Concho,310,040
United States of America,SIMMETRY,310,046
United States of America,Consolidated Telcom,310,060
United States of America,Highland Cellular,310,070
United States of America,Corr,310,080
United States of America,AT&T,310,090
United States of America,Plateau Wireless,310,100
United States of America,PTI Pacifica,310,110
United States of America,Sprint,310,120
United States of America,AT&T,310,150
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,160
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,170
United States of America,West Central,310,180
United States of America,Dutch Harbor,310,190
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,200
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,210
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,220
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,230
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,240
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,250
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,260
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,270
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,280
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,290
United States of America,iSmart Mobile,310,300
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,310
United States of America,Farmers Wireless,310,311
United States of America,Cellular One,310,320
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,330
United States of America,Westlink,310,340
United States of America,Carolina Phone,310,350
United States of America,AT&T,310,380
United States of America,Cellular One of East Texas,310,390
United States of America,i CAN_GSM,310,400
United States of America,AT&T,310,410
United States of America,Cincinnati Bell,310,420
United States of America,Alaska Digitel,310,430
United States of America,Cellular One,310,440
United States of America,Viaero,310,450
United States of America,Simmetry,310,460
United States of America,Choice Phone,310,480
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,490
United States of America,Alltel,310,500
United States of America,Airtel,310,510
United States of America,VeriSign,310,520
United States of America,West Virginia Wireless,310,530
United States of America,Oklahoma Western,310,540
United States of America,AT&T,310,560
United States of America,Cellular One,310,570
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,580
United States of America,Alltel,310,590
United States of America,Epic Touch,310,610
United States of America,Coleman County Telecom,310,620
United States of America,AmeriLink PCS,310,630
United States of America,Airadigm,310,640
United States of America,Jasper,310,650
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,660
United States of America,Northstar,310,670
United States of America,AT&T,310,680
United States of America,Conestoga,310,690
United States of America,SeaMobile,310,730
United States of America,Convey,310,740
United States of America,Panhandle,310,760
United States of America,i wireless,310,770
United States of America,Airlink PCS,310,780
United States of America,PinPoint,310,790
United States of America,T-Mobile,310,800
United States of America,Caprock,310,830
United States of America,telna Mobile,310,840
United States of America,Aeris,310,850
United States of America,PACE,310,870
United States of America,Advantage,310,880
United States of America,Unicel,310,890
United States of America,Mid-Rivers Wireless,310,900
United States of America,First Cellular,310,910
United States of America,Iris Wireless LLC,310,940
United States of America,XIT Wireless,310,950
United States of America,Plateau Wireless,310,960
United States of America,Globalstar,310,970
United States of America,AT&T Mobility,310,980
United States of America,AT&T Mobility,310,990
United States of America,Mid-Tex Cellular,311,000
United States of America,Chariton Valley,311,010
United States of America,Missouri RSA 5 Partnership,311,020
United States of America,Indigo Wireless,311,030
United States of America,Commnet Wireless,311,040
United States of America,Wikes Cellular,311,050
United States of America,Farmers Cellular,311,060
United States of America,Easterbrooke,311,070
United States of America,Pine Cellular,311,080
United States of America,Long Lines Wireless,311,090
United States of America,High Plains Wireless,311,100
United States of America,High Plains Wireless,311,110
United States of America,Choice Phone,311,120
United States of America,Cell One Amarillo,311,130
United States of America,Sprocket,311,140
United States of America,Wilkes Cellular,311,150
United States of America,Endless Mountains Wireless,311,160
United States of America,PetroCom,311,170
United States of America,Cingular Wireless,311,180
United States of America,Cellular Properties,311,190
United States of America,Farmers Cellular,311,210
United States of America,Bug Tussel Wireless,311,330
United States of America,Verizon,311,480
United States of America,Verizon,311,481-9
United States of America,Nextel,316,010
United States of America,Southern Communications Services,316,011
Uruguay,Ancel,748,00
Uruguay,Ancel,748,01
Uruguay,Movistar,748,07
Uruguay,Claro,748,10
Uzbekistan,Buztel,434,01
Uzbekistan,Uzmacom,434,02
Uzbekistan,Beeline,434,04
Uzbekistan,Ucell,434,05
Uzbekistan,Perfectum Mobile,434,06
Uzbekistan,MTS,434,07

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha T

Taiwan,FarEasTone,466,01
Taiwan,APTG,466,02
Taiwan,Tuntex,466,06
Taiwan,Chunghwa LDM,466,11
Taiwan,KG Telecom,466,88
Taiwan,VIBO,466,89
Taiwan,Chungwa,466,92
Taiwan,MobiTai,466,93
Taiwan,Taiwan Mobile,466,97
Taiwan,TransAsia,466,99
Tajikistan,Tcell,436,01
Tajikistan,Tcell,436,02
Tajikistan,MLT,436,03
Tajikistan,Babilon-M,436,04
Tajikistan,Beeline,436,05
Tajikistan,Tcell,436,12
Tanzania,Life,640,07
Tanzania,SasaTel,640,06
Tanzania,tiGO,640,02
Tanzania,Zantel,640,03
Tanzania,Vodacom,640,04
Tanzania,Zain,640,05
Thailand,CAT 3G+,520,00
Thailand,AIS,520,01
Thailand,CAT CDMA,520,02
Thailand,?,520,10
Thailand,TOT 3G,520,15
Thailand,dtac,520,18
Thailand,AIS GSM 1800,520,23
Thailand,True Move H,520,88
Thailand,True Move,520,99
Togo,Togo Cell,615,01
Togo,Moov,615,03
Tonga,Tonga Communications Corporation,539,01
Tonga,Shoreline Communication,539,43
Tonga,Digicel,539,88
Trinidad and Tobago,bmobile,374,12
Trinidad and Tobago,Digicel,374,130
Tunisia,Orange,605,01
Tunisia,Tunicell,605,02
Tunisia,Tunisiana,605,03
Turkey,Turkcell,286,01
Turkey,Vodafone,286,02
Turkey,Avea,286,03
Turkey,Aycell,286,04
Turkmenistan,MTS,438,01
Turkmenistan,TM-Cell,438,02
Turks and Caicos Islands,C&W,376,350
Turks and Caicos Islands,Islandcom,376,352
Turks and Caicos Islands,Digicel,338,05
Tuvalu,TTC,553,01

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha S

Saint Kitts and Nevis,Digicel,356,050
Saint Kitts and Nevis,LIME,356,110
Saint Kitts and Nevis,UTS,356,Chippie
Saint Lucia,Digicel,358,050
Saint Lucia,Cable & Wireless,358,110
Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France),Ameris,308,01
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines,Digicel,360,070
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines,Cingular Wireless,360,100
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines,Cable & Wireless,360,110
Samoa,Digicel,549,01
Samoa,SamoaTel,549,27
San Marino,PRIMA,292,01
Sao Tome and Principe,CSTmovel,626,01
Saudi Arabia,Al Jawal,420,01
Saudi Arabia,Mobily,420,03
Saudi Arabia,Zain SA,420,04
Senegal,Orange (telecommunications),608,01
Senegal,Tigo,608,02
Senegal,Expresso,608,03
Serbia,Telenor,220,01
Serbia,Telenor,220,02
Serbia,mt:s,220,03
Serbia,VIP,220,05
Seychelles,Cable & Wireless,633,01
Seychelles,Mediatech International,633,02
Seychelles,Airtel,633,10
Sierra Leone,Zain,619,01
Sierra Leone,Millicom,619,02
Sierra Leone,Datatel,619,03
Sierra Leone,Comium,619,04
Sierra Leone,Africell,619,05
Sierra Leone,Mobitel,619,25
Sierra Leone,LeoneCel,619,?
Singapore,SingTel,525,01
Singapore,SingTel-G18,525,02
Singapore,M1,525,03
Singapore,StarHub,525,05
Singapore,Digital Trunked Radio Network,525,12
Slovakia,Orange,231,01
Slovakia,T-Mobile,231,02
Slovakia,Unient Communications,231,03
Slovakia,T-Mobile,231,04
Slovakia,Mobile Entertainment Company,231,05
Slovakia,O2,231,06
Slovakia,ŽSR,231,99
Slovenia,Si.mobil,293,40
Slovenia,Mobitel,293,41
Slovenia,T-2,293,64
Slovenia,Tušmobil,293,70
Solomon Islands,BREEZE,540,1
Somalia,Telesom,637,01
Somalia,Somafone,637,04
Somalia,Nationlink,637,10
Somalia,Hormuud,637,25
Somalia,Golis,637,30
Somalia,Telcom,637,82
South Africa,Vodacom,655,01
South Africa,Telkom Mobile / 8.ta,655,02
South Africa,Sentech,655,06
South Africa,Cell C,655,07
South Africa,MTN,655,10
South Africa,SAPS[disambiguation needed] Gauteng,655,11
South Africa,Neotel,655,13
South Africa,Cape Town Metropolitan Council,655,21
South Africa,Bokamoso Consortium,655,30
South Africa,Karabo Telecoms (Pty) Ltd.,655,31
South Africa,Ilizwi Telecommunications,655,32
South Africa,Thinta Thinta Telecommunications,655,33
South Ossetia,Megafon,250,30
Spain,Vodafone,214,01
Spain,Orange,214,03
Spain,Yoigo,214,04
Spain,TME,214,05
Spain,Vodafone,214,06
Spain,movistar,214,07
Spain,Euskaltel,214,08
Spain,Orange,214,09
Spain,BT,214,15
Spain,TeleCable,214,16
Spain,Móbil R,214,17
Spain,ONO,214,18
Spain,Simyo,214,19
Spain,Fonyou,214,20
Spain,Jazztel,214,21
Spain,DigiMobil,214,22
Spain,Barablu,214,23
Spain,Eroski,214,24
Spain,LycaMobile,214,25
Sri Lanka,Mobitel,413,01
Sri Lanka,Dialog,413,02
Sri Lanka,Etisalat,413,03
Sri Lanka,Airtel,413,05
Sri Lanka,Hutch,413,08
Sri Lanka,RTEC Mobile,413,??
Sudan,Zain SD,634,01
Sudan,MTN,634,02
Sudan,Sudani One,634,07
Sudan,Vivacell,634,05
Suriname,Telesur (GSM),746,02
Swaziland,Swazi MTN,653,10
Sweden,Telia,240,01
Sweden,3,240,02
Sweden,Ice.net,240,03
Sweden,3G Infrastructure Services,240,04
Sweden,Sweden 3G,240,05
Sweden,Telenor,240,06
Sweden,Tele2,240,07
Sweden,Telenor,240,08
Sweden,djuice,240,09
Sweden,Spring Mobil,240,10
Sweden,Lindholmen Science Park,240,11
Sweden,Barablu Mobile Scandinavia,240,12
Sweden,Ventelo Sverige,240,13
Sweden,TDC Mobil,240,14
Sweden,Wireless Maingate Nordic,240,15
Sweden,42IT,240,16
Sweden,Götalandsnätet,240,17
Sweden,Wireless Maingate Message Services,240,20
Sweden,MobiSir,240,21
Sweden,DigiTelMobile,240,25
Sweden,Beepsend,240,26
Switzerland,Swisscom,228,01
Switzerland,Sunrise,228,02
Switzerland,Orange,228,03
Switzerland,Togewanet AG (Comfone),228,05
Switzerland,SBB-CFF-FFS,228,06
Switzerland,IN&Phone,228,07
Switzerland,Tele2,228,08
Switzerland,3G Mobile AG,228,50
Switzerland,BebbiCell AG,228,51
Syria,Syriatel,417,01
Syria,MTN,417,02

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha R

Réunion (France),Orange,647,00
Réunion (France),Outremer,647,02
Réunion (France),SFR Reunion,647,10
Romania,Vodafone,226,01
Romania,Romtelecom,226,02
Romania,Cosmote,226,03
Romania,Cosmote,226,04
Romania,Digi.Mobil,226,05
Romania,Cosmote,226,06
Romania,Orange,226,10
Russian Federation,MTS,250,01
Russian Federation,MegaFon,250,02
Russian Federation,NCC,250,03
Russian Federation,Sibchallenge,250,04
Russian Federation,ETK,250,05
Russian Federation,Skylink [6],250,06
Russian Federation,SMARTS,250,07
Russian Federation,Skylink,250,09
Russian Federation,DTC,250,10
Russian Federation,Orensot,250,11
Russian Federation,Baykalwestcom,250,12
Russian Federation,Akos,250,12
Russian Federation,KUGSM,250,13
Russian Federation,SMARTS,250,15
Russian Federation,NTC,250,16
Russian Federation,Utel,250,17
Russian Federation,INDIGO,250,19
Russian Federation,Tele2,250,20
Russian Federation,Mobicom - Novosibirsk,250,23
Russian Federation,Beeline,250,28
Russian Federation,MOTIV,250,35
Russian Federation,Tambov GSM,250,38
Russian Federation,Utel,250,39
Russian Federation,Stavtelesot / North Caucasian GSM,250,44
Russian Federation,Primtelefon,250,92
Russian Federation,Telecom XXI,250,93
Russian Federation,Beeline,250,99
Rwanda,MTN,635,10
Rwanda,Tigo,635,13

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha Q

Qatar,Qtel,427,01
Qatar,Vodafone,427,02

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha P

Pakistan,Nawras,},03
Palau,Mobilink,410,01
Palau,Ufone,410,03
Palau,Zong,410,04
Palau,Telenor,410,06
Palau,Warid,410,07
Palau,Vodafone,410,08
Palau,PNCC,552,01
Palau,Palau Mobile,552,80
Palestinian Authority,Jawwal,425,059
Palestinian Authority,Wataniya,425,06
Panama,Cable & Wireless,714,01
Panama,movistar,714,02
Panama,Digicel,714,04
Panama,Claro,714,03
Papua New Guinea,B-Mobile,537,01
Papua New Guinea,Digicel,537,03
Paraguay,VOX,744,06
Paraguay,Claro,744,02
Paraguay,Tigo,744,04
Paraguay,Personal,744,05
Peru,movistar,716,06
Peru,Claro,716,10
Peru,NEXTEL,716,17
Philippines,Islacom,515,01
Philippines,Globe,515,02
Philippines,Smart,515,03
Philippines,Sun,515,05
Philippines,PLDT via ACeS Philippines,515,11
Philippines,Cure,515,18
Philippines,Nextel,515,88
Poland,Plus,260,01
Poland,Era,260,02
Poland,Orange,260,03
Poland,not in use,260,04
Poland,Polska Telefonia Komórkowa Centertel Sp. z o.o.,260,05
Poland,Play,260,06
Poland,Netia,260,07
Poland,E-Telko Sp. z o.o.,260,08
Poland,Telekomunikacja Kolejowa Sp. z o.o.,260,09
Poland,Sferia,260,10
Poland,Nordisk Polska,260,11
Poland,Cyfrowy Polsat,260,12
Poland,Sferia,260,13
Poland,Sferia,260,14
Poland,CenterNet,260,15
Poland,Mobyland,260,16
Poland,Aero2,260,17
Portugal,Vodafone,268,01
Portugal,Optimus,268,03
Portugal,TMN,268,06
Portugal,Zapp,268,21
Puerto Rico,Claro,330,11

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha O

Oman,Oman Mobile,422,02
Oman,Nawras,422,03

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha N

Namibia,MTC,649,01
Namibia,switch,649,02
Namibia,Leo,649,03
Nauru,Leo,536,Nauru has no mobile network
Nepal,Namaste / NT Mobile,429,01
Nepal,Ncell,429,02
Nepal,SmartCell,429,04
Nepal,Sky/C-Phone,429,03
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),VastMobiel B.V.,204,01
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Tele2,204,02
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Vodafone,204,04
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Elephant Talk Communications Premium Rate Services,204,05
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Mundio Mobile (Netherlands) Ltd,204,06
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Hollands Nieuwe,204,07
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),KPN,204,08
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Lycamobile,204,09
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),KPN,204,10
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Telfort,204,12
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),6Gmobile,204,14
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),T-Mobile,204,16
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),T-Mobile,204,20
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),ProRail B.V.,204,21
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),ASPIDER Solutions,204,23
Netherlands (Kingdom of the Netherlands),KPN Mobile The Netherlands B.V.,204,69
Netherlands Antilles (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Telcell,362,51
Netherlands Antilles (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Digicel,362,69
Netherlands Antilles (Kingdom of the Netherlands),UTS,362,91
Netherlands Antilles (Kingdom of the Netherlands),MIO,362,95
Netherlands Antilles (Kingdom of the Netherlands),Bayòs,362,94
New Caledonia (France),Mobilis,546,01
New Zealand,Telecom,530,00
New Zealand,Vodafone,530,01
New Zealand,Telecom,530,02
New Zealand,Woosh,530,03
New Zealand,TelstraClear,530,04
New Zealand,XT Mobile Network,530,05
New Zealand,2degrees,530,24
Nicaragua,Claro,710,21
Nicaragua,movistar,710,30
Nicaragua,SERCOM,710,73
Niger,SahelCom,614,01
Niger,Zain,614,02
Niger,Telecel,614,03
Niger,Orange,614,04
Nigeria,Zain,621,20
Nigeria,MTN,621,30
Nigeria,M-Tel,621,40
Nigeria,Glo,621,50
Nigeria,Etisalat,621,60
Norway,Telenor,242,01
Norway,NetCom,242,02
Norway,MTU,242,03
Norway,Tele2,242,04
Norway,Network Norway,242,05
Norway,Ice,242,06
Norway,Ventelo,242,07
Norway,TDC,242,08
Norway,Barablu,242,09
Norway,SystemNet,242,11
Norway,Jernbaneverket AS,242,20
Norway,Lyca,242,23

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha M

Macau (People's Republic of China),SmarTone,455,00
Macau (People's Republic of China),CTM,455,01
Macau (People's Republic of China),China Telecom,455,02
Macau (People's Republic of China),3,455,03
Macau (People's Republic of China),CTM,455,04
Macau (People's Republic of China),3,455,05
Republic of Macedonia,T-Mobile MK,294,01
Republic of Macedonia,ONE,294,02
Republic of Macedonia,Vip MK,294,03
Madagascar,Zain,646,01
Madagascar,Orange,646,02
Madagascar,Sacel,646,03
Madagascar,Telma,646,04
Malawi,TNM,650,01
Malawi,Airtel,650,10
Malaysia,Maxis,502,12
Malaysia,Celcom,502,13
Malaysia,Celcom,502,13
Malaysia,DiGi,502,16
Malaysia,Maxis,502,17
Malaysia,U Mobile,502,18
Malaysia,Celcom,502,19
Malaysia,TM CDMA,502,18
Malaysia,TM CDMA,502,01
Maldives,Dhiraagu,472,01
Maldives,Wataniya,472,02
Mali,Malitel,610,01
Mali,Orange,610,02
Malta,Vodafone,278,01
Malta,GO,278,21
Malta,Melita,278,77
Martinique (France),Orange,340,01
Martinique (France),Outremer,340,02
Martinique (France),Digicel,340,20
Mauritania,Mattel,609,01
Mauritania,Mauritel,609,10
Mauritius,Orange,617,01
Mauritius,MTML,617,02
Mauritius,Emtel,617,10
Mexico,Nextel,334,01
Mexico,Telcel,334,02
Mexico,movistar,334,03
Mexico,Iusacell / Unefon,334,04
Mexico,Iusacell,334,050
Federated States of Micronesia,FSM Telecom,550,01
Moldova,Orange,259,01
Moldova,Moldcell,259,02
Moldova,IDC,259,03
Moldova,Unité,259,03
Moldova,Eventis,259,04
Moldova,Unité,259,05
Monaco,Office des Telephones,212,01
Mongolia,MobiCom,428,99
Mongolia,Unitel,428,88
Mongolia,Skytel,428,91
Mongolia,G.Mobile,428,98
Montenegro,Telenor,297,01
Montenegro,T-Mobile,297,02
Montenegro,m:tel CG,297,03
Montenegro,T-Mobile,297,04
Morocco,Méditel,604,00
Morocco,IAM,604,01
Morocco,INWI,604,02
Mozambique,mCel,643,01
Mozambique,Vodacom,643,04
Myanmar,MPT,414,01

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha L

Laos,LaoTel,457,01
Laos,ETL,457,02
Laos,Unitel,457,03
Laos,Tigo,457,08
Latvia,LMT,247,01
Latvia,Tele2,247,02
Latvia,TRIATEL,247,03
Latvia,Bite,247,05
Latvia,Rigatta,247,06
Latvia,MTS,247,07
Latvia,IZZI,247,08
Latvia,Camel Mobile,247,09
Lebanon,Alfa,415,01
Lebanon,mtc touch,415,03
Lebanon,Ogero Mobile,415,05
Lesotho,Vodacom,651,01
Lesotho,Econet Ezin-cel,651,02
Liberia,Lonestar Cell,618,01
Liberia,Libercell,618,02
Liberia,Comium,618,04
Liberia,Cellcom,618,07
Liberia,LIBTELCO,618,20
Libya,Libyana,606,00
Libya,Madar,606,01
Libya,Al-Jeel Phone,606,02
Libya,Libya Phone,606,03
Libya,Hatef Libya,606,06
Liechtenstein,Swisscom,295,01
Liechtenstein,Orange,295,02
Liechtenstein,FL1,295,05
Liechtenstein,Tele 2,295,77
Lithuania,Omnitel,246,01
Lithuania,BITE,246,02
Lithuania,Tele 2,246,03
Luxembourg,LuxGSM,270,01
Luxembourg,Tango,270,77
Luxembourg,Orange,270,99

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha J

Jamaica,LIME,338,020
Jamaica,Digicel,338,050
Jamaica,Claro,338,070
Jamaica,LIME,338,180
Japan,eMobile,440,00
Japan,NTT docomo,440,01
Japan,NTT docomo,440,02
Japan,NTT docomo,440,03
Japan,SoftBank,440,04
Japan,SoftBank,440,06
Japan,KDDI,440,07
Japan,KDDI,440,08
Japan,NTT docomo,440,09
Japan,NTT docomo,440,10
Japan,NTT docomo,440,11
Japan,NTT docomo,440,12
Japan,NTT docomo,440,13
Japan,NTT docomo,440,14
Japan,NTT docomo,440,15
Japan,NTT docomo,440,16
Japan,NTT docomo,440,17
Japan,NTT docomo,440,18
Japan,NTT docomo,440,19
Japan,SoftBank,440,20
Japan,NTT docomo,440,21
Japan,NTT docomo,440,22
Japan,DoCoMo,440,23
Japan,DoCoMo,440,24
Japan,DoCoMo,440,25
Japan,DoCoMo,440,26
Japan,DoCoMo,440,27
Japan,DoCoMo,440,28
Japan,DoCoMo,440,29
Japan,DoCoMo,440,30
Japan,DoCoMo,440,31
Japan,DoCoMo,440,32
Japan,DoCoMo,440,33
Japan,DoCoMo,440,34
Japan,DoCoMo,440,35
Japan,DoCoMo,440,36
Japan,DoCoMo,440,37
Japan,DoCoMo,440,38
Japan,DoCoMo,440,39
Japan,SoftBank,440,40
Japan,SoftBank,440,41
Japan,SoftBank,440,42
Japan,SoftBank,440,43
Japan,SoftBank,440,44
Japan,SoftBank,440,45
Japan,SoftBank,440,46
Japan,SoftBank,440,47
Japan,SoftBank,440,48
Japan,DoCoMo,440,49
Japan,KDDI,440,50
Japan,KDDI,440,51
Japan,KDDI,440,52
Japan,KDDI,440,53
Japan,KDDI,440,54
Japan,KDDI,440,55
Japan,KDDI,440,56
Japan,DoCoMo,440,58
Japan,DoCoMo,440,60
Japan,DoCoMo,440,61
Japan,DoCoMo,440,62
Japan,DoCoMo,440,63
Japan,DoCoMo,440,64
Japan,DoCoMo,440,65
Japan,DoCoMo,440,66
Japan,DoCoMo,440,67
Japan,DoCoMo,440,68
Japan,DoCoMo,440,69
Japan,au,440,70
Japan,KDDI,440,71
Japan,KDDI,440,72
Japan,KDDI,440,73
Japan,KDDI,440,74
Japan,KDDI,440,75
Japan,KDDI,440,76
Japan,KDDI,440,77
Japan,Okinawa Cellular Telephone,440,78
Japan,KDDI,440,79
Japan,TU-KA,440,80
Japan,TU-KA,440,81
Japan,TU-KA,440,82
Japan,TU-KA,440,83
Japan,TU-KA,440,84
Japan,TU-KA,440,85
Japan,TU-KA,440,86
Japan,DoCoMo,440,87
Japan,KDDI,440,88
Japan,KDDI,440,89
Japan,SoftBank,440,90
Japan,SoftBank,440,92
Japan,SoftBank,440,93
Japan,SoftBank,440,94
Japan,SoftBank,440,95
Japan,SoftBank,440,96
Japan,SoftBank,440,97
Japan,SoftBank,440,98
Japan,DoCoMo,440,99
Jersey (United Kingdom),JT-Wave,234,50
Jersey (United Kingdom),Sure Mobile,234,55
Jersey (United Kingdom),Airtel Vodafone,234,03
Jordan,zain JO,416,01
Jordan,XPress Telecom,416,02
Jordan,Umniah,416,03
Jordan,Orange,416,77

Look up MCC MNC Database - Alpha K

Kazakhstan,Orange,416,77
Kazakhstan,Beeline,401,01
Kazakhstan,Kcell,401,02
Kazakhstan,Dalacom,401,07
Kazakhstan,Kazakhtelecom,401,08
Kazakhstan,Mobile Telecom Service,401,77
Kenya,Safaricom,639,02
Kenya,Airtel,639,03
Kenya,Orange Kenya,639,07
Kenya,yu,639,05
Kiribati,Kiribati Frigate,545,09
North Korea,SUN NET,467,193
South Korea,KT,450,02
South Korea,Power 017,450,03
South Korea,KT,450,04
South Korea,SKT,450,05
South Korea,LGT,450,06
South Korea,olleh,450,08
Kosovo,Vala,212,01
Kosovo,IPKO,293,41
Kosovo,D3 Mobile,293,41
Kosovo,Z Mobile,212,01
Kuwait,zain KW,419,02
Kuwait,Wataniya,419,03
Kuwait,Viva,419,04
Kyrgyzstan,Beeline,437,01
Kyrgyzstan,Fonex,437,03
Kyrgyzstan,MegaCom,437,05
Kyrgyzstan,O!,437,09