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I seem to recall having read some, but IIRC most of them were cursory reverse engineering and breaking into root shells rather than doing anything more nefarious. Presumably also due to fear of being v& ?
Also people teld to be a bit more wary of publishing the bigger flaws, when it comes to telco/interception stories. Plus testing usually involves breaking radio regulations.
Hmm, it'd be fun to get an EU femtocell and test it in the US using the ham radio band overlap "feature" (unfortunately does not work the other way around).
Here's a good overview of just how broken and pwnable femtocell systems (and networks) are: http://femto.sec.t-labs.tu-berlin.de/dokuwiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=bh2011_slides.pdf …
True, but who solders a coax connector into their phone? More typically I've seen people just connect dummy loads instead of antennas and just put things close enough that they work anyway.
Ah, good old security through tedium ;)
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