Identity resolution of a user equipment (ue) connectable to a fifth generation (5g) mobile network during capture by a cell-site simulator (css)
OwnerKevin Mctiernan, Cemal Dikmeninventors
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OwnerKevin Mctiernan, Cemal Dikmeninventors
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A method and systems for identity resolution of a User Equipment (UE) connectable to a Fifth Generation (5G) mobile network are disclosed. In accordance therewith, a server implements a pseudo-Authentication Server Function (AUSF) component as an architectural component of a core mobile network of the 5G mobile network distinct from an existing AUSF module and an existing core functionality of the core mobile network and a Unified Data Management (UDM) module thereof. In accordance with an authorized data processing device self-identifying to a Cell-Site Simulator (CSS) with a concealed identifier of the UE, the pseudo-AUSF component instead of the existing AUSF module is utilized to communicate with the existing UDM module of the core mobile network. In accordance with the communication between the pseudo-AUSF component and the existing UDM module, the concealed identifier is de-concealed to generate a permanent identifier of the UE accessible to the authorized data processing device.
A system associated with a Cell-Site Simulator (CSS) within a geographical location covered by a Fifth Generation (5G) mobile network, comprising:
A method of a CSS within a geographical location covered by a 5G mobile network, comprising:
A system associated with a CSS within a geographical location covered by a 5G mobile network comprising:
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