O2 vs Vodafone: Mobe firms grab for GCHQ, gov.uk security badge Both Vodafone and O2 are claiming to be the best mobile phone network for people, particularly government people, who are worried about security. O2 is crowing about achieving the secure and government-approved network certification known as CAS(T), which stands for CESG Assured Service (Telecommunications), O2 being the first …
cos their coverage is crap. I have moved to a number based provider since there coverage is good, and I get 3G. In an interesting story, I got 4G on a trip to Birmingham a fews weeks ago, which was slower than the 3G speed I get here, so not overly impressed with 4G.
The telco that allowed the Californian company Bluecoat to covertly monitor their UK network, engaged in replay attacks launched from Bluecoat's offices in California, and all done without knowledge or content from either party to the communications... that one?
See,
Vodastalk; Vodafone and Bluecoat Stalking Subscribers
https://nodpi.org/2011/06/22/vodastalk-vodafone-and-bluecoat-stalking-subscribers/
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