SS7 is a set of telephony signaling protocols that are used to set up most of the world’s public switched telephone network (PSTN) telephone calls.

An attack on phone network routing system Signaling System 7 (SS7) allowed hackers to intercept two-factor authentication messages and drain the bank accounts of targets.

SS7 is an international telecommunications standard that defines how mobile devices connect and exchange number over mobile networks. The protocol allows phones to send and receive information ...

An aging cellular protocol, SS7 has been found to be terribly insecure by a group of security researchers which has prompted a congressional inquest.

SS7 routing-protocol breach of US cellular carrier exposed customer data 40-year-old SS7 is being actively used to track user locations and communications.

AdaptiveMobile, the world leader in mobile security, today launched SS7 Protection – a new product that secures mobile operator core networks against privacy and fraud attacks exploiting loopholes in ...

The SS7 protocols were developed in the 1980s and are used by more than 800 telecoms companies globally: they supply metadata required to set-up calls and also underpin data communications between ...

Security experts have discovered that the Diameter protocol used with today's 4G (LTE) telephony and data transfer standard is vulnerable to the same types of vulnerabilities as the older SS7 ...

Every person with a cellphone necessarily uses SS7 to make calls or send messages – but it has a protocol flaw that can allow hackers to record your calls, re ...

SS7 Market Scope: Signaling System 7 (SS7) is a standard set of protocols for the telecommunications industry. The system links one mobile phone network to another, enabling them to exchange the ...