📡 IMS and SIP: The Brains Behind Telecom Services — and Prime Targets for Attackers
Modern telecom systems rely heavily on IMS and SIP to deliver multimedia services across prepaid and postpaid platforms. But with great flexibility comes major exposure:
⚠️ SIP spoofing, session hijacking
⚠️ IMS DoS and third-party app vulnerabilities
⚠️ Weak authentication and interception risks
In our blog post, we break down:
🔍 How IMS and SIP actually work
🔍 Where the most critical vulnerabilities lie
🔍 How telcos can reinforce their infrastructure — both technically and operationally
🔗 Read the full article here:
💡 Want to go deeper? Our TS-250 training helps security teams and operators master IMS vulnerabilities: https://online-training.p1sec.com/course/ims
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IMS Security (TS-250)
Learn about modern telecom and mobile system and networks in the context of IMS and NGN core networks. The trainee will learn also about the core evolutions of the legacy telecom networks into IMS networks and the reuse of IETF-based protocols in the context of IMS along with its main benefits.