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Review of mobile short message service security issues and techniques towards the solution

Medani et al., 2011

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7442188385250791606
Author
Medani A
Gani A
Zakaria O
Zaidan A
Zaidan B
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Scientific Research and Essays

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The short message service (SMS) is one of the highly used and well-tried mobile services with global availability within all GSM networks. The existing SMS is limited to the transmission of secure plain text between different mobile phone subscribers. SMS does not …
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