Energy Central - 2022-10-27
LTE networks are an important component of modern utility systems, but they remain vulnerable to hacking, as a recent study by Checkpoint Research shows. In that study, they discovered a simple method to compromise the UNISOC chipset, which represents 11% of the global LTE market. This is concerning, especially for companies with facilities in Africa and Asia (two major growth areas) where this chipset is popular due to its price advantage over competitors such as MediaTek, Qualcomm and Apple.
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