Title: Mobile Location Tracking: Exploiting SS7 Vulnerability
Description: In this video, we demonstrate how a bad actor can exploit the SS7 vulnerability in VLR and/or Serving MSC to track the location and equipment type of a mobile device by using the ProvideSubscriberInfo command. We show step-by-step how an attacker can use this command to obtain location and IMEI information and use it to track the movements and device type of a victim without their knowledge. This proof-of-concept demo highlights the importance of protecting against SS7 vulnerabilities to prevent mobile location and device tracking and protect user privacy.
Please note that this video is for educational purposes only .
The demonstration shown in this video should only be performed in a controlled, ethical environment and with the explicit consent of all parties involved. The information presented in this video is based on publicly available sources and is intended to raise awareness of potential security vulnerabilities.
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0:00 teaser
0:18 intro and prerequistes
0:59 Provide subscriber Info in SS7 and the relevance with AnyTimeInterrogations
2:17 start the demontration for ProvideSubscriberInfo
5:12 fire the command ProvideSubscriberInfo from my fake HLR to my VLR/serving MSC Box on top Sigtran
5:40 explanations of the Subscriber State, Location, IMEI of Equipment in wireshark
5:50 Locate the subscriber in Google Map
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Mobile Location Tracking: Exploiting SS7 Vulnerability
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SS7 vulnerabilitymobile location trackingVLRServing MSCProvideSubscriberInfo commandIMEI trackingprivacysecuritytelecommunicationsmobile networksnetwork securityethical hackingcyber securityproof of conceptlegal disclaimerdemonstrationmobile device trackinglocation privacymobile phone securitymobile privacywireless networksinformation securityhackingtracking vulnerabilitiescellular network securitythreat intelligence.