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The US Secret Service dismantled a covert communication network in New York City featuring 300+ SIM servers and over 100,000 SIM cards capable of overwhelming cellular networks. Drex explores the implications of this "fake telephone warehouse" discovered near the UN General Assembly, discussing how commodity hardware can create denial of service attacks against cellular infrastructure. Key takeaways include the need for healthcare organizations to develop cellular disruption scenarios in incident response plans, maintain alternative communication channels like landlines and satellite phones, and coordinate with carriers on network anomaly notifications.
Remember, Stay a Little Paranoid
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Donate: Alex’s Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer
By This Week HealthThe US Secret Service dismantled a covert communication network in New York City featuring 300+ SIM servers and over 100,000 SIM cards capable of overwhelming cellular networks. Drex explores the implications of this "fake telephone warehouse" discovered near the UN General Assembly, discussing how commodity hardware can create denial of service attacks against cellular infrastructure. Key takeaways include the need for healthcare organizations to develop cellular disruption scenarios in incident response plans, maintain alternative communication channels like landlines and satellite phones, and coordinate with carriers on network anomaly notifications.
Remember, Stay a Little Paranoid
X: This Week Health
LinkedIn: This Week Health
Donate: Alex’s Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer