A Study on the Analysis of Security Requirements through Literature Review of Threat Factors of 5G Mobile Communication
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The 5G is the 5th generation mobile network that provides enhanced mobile broadband, ultra-reliable & lowlatency communications, and massive machine-type communications. New services can be provided throughmulti-access edge computing, network function virtualization, and network slicing, which are key technologiesin 5G mobile communication. However, these new technologies provide new attack paths and threats. In thispaper, we analyzed the overall threats of 5G mobile communication through a literature review. First, defines5G mobile communication, analyzes its features and technology architecture, and summarizes possible securityissues. Addition, it presents security threats from the perspective of user devices, radio access network, multiaccessedge computing, and core networks that constitute 5G mobile communication. After that, securityrequirements for threat factors were derived through literature analysis. The purpose of this study is to conducta fundamental analysis to examine and assess the overall threat factors associated with 5G mobilecommunication. Through this, it will be possible to protect the information and assets of individuals andorganizations that use 5G mobile communication technology, respond to various threat situations, and increasethe overall level of 5G security.
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The 5G is the 5th generation mobile network that provides enhanced mobile broadband, ultra-reliable & lowlatency communications, and massive machine-type communications. New services can be provided throughmulti-access edge computing, network function virtualization, and network slicing, which are key technologiesin 5G mobile communication. However, these new technologies provide new attack paths and threats. In thispaper, we analyzed the overall threats of 5G mobile communication through a literature review. First, defines5G mobile communication, analyzes its features and technology architecture, and summarizes possible securityissues. Addition, it presents security threats from the perspective of user devices, radio access network, multiaccessedge computing, and core networks that constitute 5G mobile communication. After that, securityrequirements for threat factors were derived through literature analysis. The purpose of this study is to conducta fundamental analysis to examine and assess the overall threat factors associated with 5G mobilecommunication. Through this, it will be possible to protect the information and assets of individuals andorganizations that use 5G mobile communication technology, respond to various threat situations, and increasethe overall level of 5G security.
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