Fedora Launches The "Red Team" For Dealing With Cybersecurity

[unixfan2001]

In the developing countries with high priced and limited data 4G mobile connections you need cyberesecurity teams. Nobody attacks to 4G mobile clients. Unlimited data 50 Mbit/s in and out 4G, only 12.90 euros/month here.

http://www.letmegooglethat.com/?q=4G+Attack

For the love of god/Linus Torvalds, please stop making an ass out of yourself!

[starshipeleven]

Nobody attacks to 4G mobile clients.

Here by "attacks" he means "logged DHCP requests to get a dynamic IP from a PC with the same MAC address". (posted the logs some time ago)

[bug77]

Here be black ice

I wonder what they really mean by this, though.

Tools that use profanity. Obviously.

[nanonyme]

Would be very cool but that's still blatantly illegal.

For now anyway. I have a suspicion sooner or later some people will be doing that in cooperation with the police for botnets and whatnots and just get a pat in the back instead of legal consequences

[starshipeleven]

By the way, Linus is from a modern country that develops even 5G at the moment and that country has been forerunner in the mobile networking. Stop shouting in the Internet and do not hang yourself to wires.

Completely unrelated to the fact that you posted bullshit about 4G users not being subject to being hacked.

[starshipeleven]

For now anyway. I have a suspicion sooner or later some people will be doing that in cooperation with the police for botnets and whatnots and just get a pat in the back instead of legal consequences

Heh, you don't need police cooperation to hack-to-disinfect something with the same impunity of black hat hackers.
Some of those malwares are already out http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/linux-wifat...alware-1522214

[starshipeleven]

In 4G network client WAN IP changes and when you check it, it points to the 4G operator. It is impossible to hack without IP adress.

With any consumer internet contract you have dynamic IP that points to the ISP (internet service provider).
You always need to pay more for a static (public) IP.