So, femtocells
are they like fembots?
French mobile femtocells vulnerable to rogue base station hack
Security researchers have detailed further flaws in the femtocell base station technology supplied by mobile carriers to consumers and small businesses as a means to improve 3G mobile connectivity in buildings by taking advantage of existing broadband connections. Security shortcomings in Vodafone's femtocell signal booster …
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Grow your own
This seems to describe forcing corrupted images onto other people's kit. Wouldn't it be easier to just get your own kit (claiming legitimate use so it gets connected), make it available for the public, then bung the malware on it? That way you see everything in the message stream for every phone in the area.
Not any more
Vodafone sold their 44% stake in SFR to Vivendi (the holder of the other 56%) in April 2011.
I already bought my femtocell
it cost €169 in europe, whilst vodafone uk seem to be offering them for just 50 quid,
I'm slowly starting to play with it....innit?
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