CC (LI) (Content of Communication)

CC (LI) in context

The radio access network is where mobile devices attach to the operator's infrastructure. Attacks in this layer include IMSI catching, rogue base stations and downgrade attacks; defenses rest on mutual authentication, integrity-protected signaling and Open RAN supply-chain hygiene.

Telecom threats range from opportunistic SMS phishing and SIM swap to nation-state grade location tracking. The common thread is that most attacks exploit the inherited trust model of legacy signaling protocols.

To place CC (LI) in the wider telecom-security picture, review ETSI, X1, X3 (LI), IRI, Modulation and ETSI TS 103 221: each entry cross-references back to this page so you can walk the topic in either direction.

Related terms

• ETSI
• X1
• X3 (LI)
• IRI
• Modulation
• ETSI TS 103 221
• FCC
• HI2

Related topic hubs

• Diameter Attacks S6a IDR/PUR/CLR abuse, subscriber tracking, LTE signaling attacks.
• VoLTE Security IMS/VoLTE signaling risk: SIP, IMS-AKA, media plane attacks.
• IMS Security Training Training on IMS, VoLTE/VoNR, SIP and RCS security.
• Diameter Security 4G/LTE Diameter threats across IPX/roaming and DEA defenses.

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