Abstract
This research paper presents a detailed analysis of impersonation attacks in 4G LTE networks, examining the technical mechanisms behind these attacks, their impact on network security, and effective countermeasures. The study identifies critical vulnerabilities in the LTE authentication process and proposes enhanced security protocols to mitigate impersonation risks.
Document
LTE Authentication
Impersonation Attacks
Network Security
Authentication Protocols
Security Countermeasures
4G Vulnerabilities
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Document Information
- Type: Research Paper
- Date: 2024-01-15
- Source: IEEE Security & Privacy
- Category: 4G Network Security
- File: 4G-Impersonation_24283-paper.pdf
Dr. Sarah Chen
Stanford University
Lead ResearcherProf. Michael Rodriguez
MIT Computer Science
Security ExpertDr. Emily Wang
Carnegie Mellon University
Network Security Specialist