January 12, 2010
GSM phone encryption hacked, 'bad news' for users: report
GSM phone encryption hacked, 'bad news' for users: report
Canada.com, By Vito Pilieci
The phone calls of more than 80 per cent of the world's cellular users may be open to eavesdroppers, according to a report released Tuesday by a group of Israeli researchers.
GSM phone encryption hacked, 'bad news' for users: report
KasperskyGSM phone encryption hacked, 'bad news' for users: report
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