Thursday, January 19, 2017

Investigating AKA - USIM MILENAGE Attack

For the last two years Chapter 18, Smith et al have been studying AKA (authentication and key agreement). One candidate for AKA is MILENAGE which, in 2014 & published 2015, was hacked using DPA (a side channel attack).

Having spent 2016 researching through a huge range of document, presentation, test data and scripts etc., it was noted there had been nothing written as to what to look for and how practitioners could handle this information. It is hoped with the discussion, embedded links and those willing to learn this presentation goes some way to help in that regard.

fcord-2016-USIM-MILENAGE-0x48.pdf

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