OK, so they used a femtocell (miniature cell tower) that had been exploited to allow console access. In particular, a Sprint Airave. Basically that gave them di

OK, so they used a femtocell (miniature cell tower) that had been exploited to allow console access. In particular, a Sprint Airave. Basically that gave them direct access to Sprint's WAN. And this is mind-blowing: > It turns out that any Sprint device anywhere in the country can communicate [as in telnet] with any other Sprint device anywhere in the country. So remote devices do have network connectivity to cellular baseband. At least on Sprint. Do other cellular networks work like that?