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Security gap enables eavesdropping on mobile phone calls
Researchers have been able to exploit a flaw that some manufacturers had made in implementing base stations, enabling them to decrypt the contents of calls. [ + ]
NIST's SAMURAI measures 5G channels precisely
The system is the first to offer 5G wireless measurements with accuracy that can be traced to fundamental physical standards. [ + ]
Transport for NSW backs tunnel GPS solution
Transport for NSW has made a submission to the ACMA to install and trial retransmission points inside tunnels to simulate GPS satellite signals. [ + ]
V2X tech gives firefighters the green light
Vehicle-to-everything radio technology developed by Australian company Cohda Wireless is helping emergency vehicles reach accidents and emergencies faster. [ + ]
EE completes 500th new site for the UK's ESN
EE's rollout of radio sites for the UK's Emergency Services Network continues, with 500 new sites built and 19,000 converted to 4G. [ + ]
Are security loopholes leaving your organisation vulnerable?
Switching to more secure, cloud-based data management systems gives organisations the peace of mind of staying one step ahead of potential security threats. [ + ]
Tasmania taps Telstra for new GRN
Tasmania is negotiating with Telstra over building a new Government Radio Network, which will replace five separate radio networks with a unified system. [ + ]
UK 700 MHz, 3.6–3.8 GHz auction details updated
Ofcom has published the results of consultations into its 5G spectrum auction rules statement and updated the expected timing for the auction. [ + ]
Comms Connect webinars in August and beyond
There are plenty of comms sector events coming up over the next few months, covering everything from radio basics to mission-critical comms and leadership. [ + ]
ARCIA responds to comms reform consultation
While generally supportive of the government's radio reform proposals, ARCIA has raised concerns about spectrum, compliance and enforcement issues. [ + ]
Comms Connect Melbourne cancelled; online courses booming
This year's Comms Connect Melbourne has had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 situation, but online courses and workshops are proving highly popular. [ + ]
Critical communications and change management
Earthquakes, terrorist attacks and pandemics remind us of how our expectations of critical communications have also changed. [ + ]
Construction begins on SA's new emergency services HQ
The $80 million purpose-built facility will enhance the state's response capabilities and allow for better collaboration and streamlining of inter-agency communication. [ + ]
VIDEO: Lessons learned from the summer bushfires
Steve Warrington, CEO of Victoria's Country Fire Authority, looks back at the 2019–20 fire season and the lessons that can be learned from it. [ + ]
BroadWay's prototype phase has begun
Three consortia have been chosen to build prototypes for the BroadWay pan-European broadband communication system. [ + ]