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Prerequisites
Sandbox Architecture
The sandbox architecture of a 5G Core network emphasizes exploring security aspects critical to modern mobile networks. It provides a controlled environment to analyze potential threats, such as denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, signaling storms, and data interception vulnerabilities. Users can simulate scenarios to understand security challenges in different areas like encryption, and integrity protection of user data. This environment is ideal for studying how 5G networks address emerging security vulnerabilities and ensure resilient communication.
Why this Sandbox ?
Explore and test the security mechanisms integral to 5G networks. It offers a controlled environment for simulating security challenges such as denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, data breaches, and signaling vulnerabilities. Users can experiment with security measures like encryption, authentication, and access control, while testing mitigation strategies and threat detection. This sandbox is ideal for understanding how 5G networks address emerging security concerns and ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of communication in 5G environments.
Sandbox Use Cases
- Explore security challenges such as denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, signaling storms, and data breaches in a 5G network.
- Test mitigation strategies like encryption, authentication, and access control to protect user data and network functions.
- Simulate vulnerabilities in the 5G architecture and experiment with methods to enhance network resilience.
- Monitor and analyze traffic to detect anomalies and potential security breaches in 5G communications.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of network slicing and isolation techniques in securing 5G services.
- Investigate the impact of emerging security threats on the 5G core network and implement countermeasures.