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No, because those messages are encrypted. Likely with a semi-busted protocol, depending on whether we're talking GSM/CDMA/LTE/etc, but a pain to attack, regard
by runjake 8y ago
No, because those messages are encrypted.
Likely with a semi-busted protocol, depending on whether we're talking GSM/CDMA/LTE/etc, but a pain to attack, regardless.
- welder 8y agoThey are sometimes encrypted but setting up a cell tower proxy (femtocell) let's you disable encryption to connected devices and then you can read any texts sent/received through your femtocell. Watch the defcon/blackhat presentations showing this. First one I remember watching was maybe 10 years ago.