Cybersecurity researchers at Singapore University of Technology and Design have unveiled a sophisticated new attack framework called SNI5GECT that can intercept 5G communications and inject malicious payloads without requiring a rogue base station. The research demonstrates significant vulnerabilities in the current 5G infrastructure that could allow attackers to crash devices, downgrade connections, and steal user identities from […]
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