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Investigating Threats Posed by SMS Origin Spoofing to IoT Devices
May 6, 2024, 4:11 a.m. | Akaki Tsunoda
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Abstract: The short message service (SMS) is a service for exchanging texts via mobile networks that has been developed not only as a means of text communication between subscribers but also as a means to remotely manage Internet of Things (IoT) devices. However, the originating number of an SMS can be spoofed. If IoT devices authenticate administrators based on the originating number of an SMS, the authentication is bypassed via SMS origin spoofing. Consequently, IoT devices …
arxiv communication cs.cr devices internet internet of things iot iot devices manage message mobile mobile networks networks origin service sms spoofing subscribers text texts things threats
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