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Malicious SIM Cards Can Hack Cellular IoT Devices and Run Attacker Code
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A new cybersecurity research reveals that malicious SIM cards can exploit the RUN AT interface in cellular modems to execute attacker-controlled commands. Researchers tested 26 devices and demonstrated code execution on a commercial EV charger. Discover why cellular IoT, automotive systems, industrial routers, and connected devices may be at risk.
A new cybersecurity research reveals that malicious SIM cards can exploit the RUN AT interface in cellular modems to execute attacker-controlled commands. Researchers tested 26 devices and demonstrated code execution on a commercial EV charger. Discover why cellular IoT, automotive systems, industrial routers, and connected devices may be at risk.
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