Yes Brian, that���s a special offer indeed���
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Subject: Re: [nznog] Affordable TICSA LI Solution and Support
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Hi Nathan,
We dont work with the NSA, and you dont need them to decrypt mobile data there are many keys used in a heirachy depending on the pairing mobile nodes eNB/UE/MME/HSS etc, you just need
to be on the right interface to catch and process the exchange Control/User Plane (keys vary) is trivial for LI vendors like myself who carry key derivation/enc/dec logic and protocol sequencing to handle such an exchange. eg UE/HSS:CK,IK - a well known mapping
is your USIM/AuC:K. As far as knocking on doors, yes absolutely probably me, i sell and support what I build and proud of it, but NSA lol, but we sell more off shore - why is that?
My post was only intended to inform of a local option that could make a material difference to operators trying to meet their obligations under the ACT.
As an LI provider i have met a couple of your members stung badly after signing offshore and we couldve helped them, also i was encouraged by the LEAs that speak at your conference -
they obviously cant directly endorse but the spirit and intention of my post was not to offend just inform. TFE like most LI vendors do not advertise or market, and there are only a handfull of us OEMs that build LI solutions the rest are reseller middle men.
As far as OpenLI free it is your developing, thats great but till then compliance is real, but we wish you all the best. 2050 is when you'l have enough field experience in CU/FIbre/hardware
with ASN.1 + ETSI/CALEA at working at single thread code level. Lets say you do cobble something together before then - once you can multithread your kernel (tuplet flows) linerate 200g (64B) stream + LI let me know, sorry lets make it easy - start with GE
@ 1.44 Mpps + LI and ASN enc over HI => garauntee you a DoS all day and dont even think about SLAs. But good luck with that, until then TICSA 2017
The point is LI is not just about about Software. Hardware, firmware and real world field experience is required - how do you handle FEXT/NEXT on upstream active/passive TAPs can you
run in rx only given the requirements and restrictions on spurious noise and traffic, there are many tech and capability requirements of the probe/mf which ETSI Parts are you going to do first?. HA/asymmetric network deployments (non-collo paths), how will
you handle this situ? and TIER 4 support on commercial fabrics (Open generally means zip support - so i geuss nothing is realtime). If you do all this how will you be able to demonstrate at any point in time the two core aspects of TICSA 'format usability'
and 'nw readiness'.
We do LI not 'network security', ie. we build the 'device' and MF as descirbed in the NZ Search and Surveillance Act 2012 and NZ TICSA 2017.
regards
Brian Parsons BE(E&EE) MIEE | CEO TFE | LI TICSA SIGINT
cheers
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Subject: Re: [nznog] Affordable TICSA LI Solution and Support
From: "Nathan Ward" <nznog@daork.net>
Date: Wed, June 27, 2018 10:06 pm
To: brianparsons@subpico.com
Cc: nznog@list.waikato.ac.nz
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>> On 27/06/2018, at 11:45 AM, brianparsons@subpico.com wrote:
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>> We are Telecom Forensics, an OEM of LI solutions based on the Kapiti Coast.
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>> Spam spam spam
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> Are you the chap from Kapiti who a few years ago was knocking about claiming that the NSA had given him some sort of secret codes to magically decrypt all mobile data, or was that someone else?
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> Not too sure why you���d be pushing this here, when there���s a community effort to develop something open source and free.
I���m looking forward to where the OpenLI project goes, and I���d suggest that anyone looking for LI tools look towards the OpenLI project, which has been discussed on this before, and at the NZNOG conference, and I believe will be discussed
tomorrow at the NZIX AGM.
> ps. It���s free, but, go support it with some $, it���ll still be cheaper than commercial solutions.
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> NZ: Highest per capita ETSI compliant LI implementors in the world.
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> How long before Fincham pops up saying ���oh also there���s an OpenLI project you should look at���? Place your bets.
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> Looking forward to laughing about this one over drinks tomorrow night.
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> Nathan Ward
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