论文信息 - Public Telephone Network Vulnerabilities

Public Telephone Network Vulnerabilities

The convergence of public telephone networks (PTNs), wireless networks and the Internet makes it possible to disrupt vital information and communications systems from afar with software. PTN vulnerabilities are also growing due to system complexity, deregulation, increasing numbers of highly-skilled attackers, and the automation of attacks. This paper analyzes PTNs vulnerabilities, and presents an attack taxonomy. The taxonomy considers security threats posed by in-band attacks, out-of-band attacks, wireless attacks and Internet attacks.

[1] Travis Earl Russell,et al. Signaling System #7 , 1995 .

[2] Paul J. Kühn,et al. Broadband Communications: Convergence of Network Technologies , 1999 .

[3] Charles P. Pfleeger,et al. Security in computing , 1988 .

[4] Yi-Bing Lin,et al. Wireless and Mobile Network Architectures , 2000 .

[5] Thomas A. Wadlow,et al. The Process of Network Security: Designing and Managing a Safe Network , 2000 .

[6] Gavin W. Manes,et al. Characterization of attacks on public telephone networks , 2001, SPIE Optics East.

[7] Dorothy E. Denning,et al. Information Warfare And Security , 1998 .

[8] John G. van Bosse. Signaling in Telecommunication Networks , 1997 .

[9] Igor Faynberg,et al. Converged Networks and Services: Internetworking IP and the PSTN , 2000 .

[10] Savo Glisic. Wireless Communications: TDMA versus CDMA , 1997 .

[11] Nathan J. Muller. IP Convergence: The Next Revolution in Telecommunications , 1999 .

[12] Uyless Black. ISDN and SS7: architectures for digital signaling networks , 1997 .

[13] Moshe Rozenblit,et al. Security for telecommunications network management , 1999 .

[14] Man Young Rhee. CDMA Cellular Mobile Communications and Network Security , 1998 .

[15] F. Schneider. Trust in Cyberspace , 1998 .