Index 435
legislation on user location privacy in
5G 305–308
privacy leakage, Multi‐Access Edge
Computing (MEC) 390
privacy‐preserving location‐based services
5G positioning 303–304
cryptographic techniques 303–304
private cloud, cloud computing 377
private data computation, cloud computing
386–387
programmability, 5G mobile networks 36, 37
public cloud, cloud computing 377–378
r
radio access, cyber security in 5G 111
Radio Access Network (RAN), 5G see 5G
Radio Access Network
Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID), security
attacks 156
radio interface keys, 5G security 78
radio terminals, cyber security in 5G 111
ransomware, 5G mobile networks 67, 68, 69
Realm Gateway (RGW)
address allocation 212
Bot‐detection 213, 220–222
Customer Edge Switching (CES)
210–213
DNS (Domain Name System) floods
217–222
Domain Name System (DNS) 211–212
Domain Name System (DNS) abuse
prevention 213
name server classification 212
security evaluation 217–222
security mechanisms 212–213
TCP‐splice 213
Received Signal Strength (RSS), 5G
positioning 281, 284, 286, 288–289,
295–298
regulation
see also legislation on user location privacy
in 5G
5G security and privacy 399–417
consumer/market regulation 414–416
government regulation 414–416
industry self‐regulation 414–416
legal framework for security and
privacy 402–405
new technologies 400, 401, 413–417
objectives for security and
privacy 401–402
regulatory approaches 412–413, 414–416
relevance assessment 411–412
relays, 4G cellular systems 24
reliability, 5G mobile networks 35, 37
Remote Monitoring (RMON), monitoring
technique 232
research
see also cloud security research
5G research communities 52–54
research motivation, Internet of Things
(IoT) 249–254
response awareness, cyber
preparedness 105–106
RFID (Radio Frequency Identifier), security
attacks 156
RGW see Realm Gateway
risk assessment/evaluation
ALARP (As Low As Reasonably
Practicable) principle 190
structures 189–190
RMON (Remote Monitoring), monitoring
technique 232
road traffic and transport, Industrial Internet
(II) 227–228
roaming, robots 263–265
roaming carrier, cyber security in 5G 111
robots
attack classification 255–256
attack scenarios 263, 264
communications 263, 265
data classification 254
Mobile Cloud Robot (MCR) 247–248,
249, 254, 258, 259–263
mobile network security 257–263
Mobile Virtual Network Operators
(MVNO) 263–265
roaming 263–265
security platform 256–259
SIMcard robots 259, 260
SIMless robots 260–263
threats classification 255–256
RSS see Received Signal Strength
s
SC‐FDE (Single Carrier Frequency
Equalization) 21
SC‐FDMA (multiple version of SC‐FDE) 21
legislation on user location privacy in
5G 305–308
privacy leakage, Multi‐Access Edge
Computing (MEC) 390
privacy‐preserving location‐based services
5G positioning 303–304
cryptographic techniques 303–304
private cloud, cloud computing 377
private data computation, cloud computing
386–387
programmability, 5G mobile networks 36, 37
public cloud, cloud computing 377–378
r
radio access, cyber security in 5G 111
Radio Access Network (RAN), 5G see 5G
Radio Access Network
Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID), security
attacks 156
radio interface keys, 5G security 78
radio terminals, cyber security in 5G 111
ransomware, 5G mobile networks 67, 68, 69
Realm Gateway (RGW)
address allocation 212
Bot‐detection 213, 220–222
Customer Edge Switching (CES)
210–213
DNS (Domain Name System) floods
217–222
Domain Name System (DNS) 211–212
Domain Name System (DNS) abuse
prevention 213
name server classification 212
security evaluation 217–222
security mechanisms 212–213
TCP‐splice 213
Received Signal Strength (RSS), 5G
positioning 281, 284, 286, 288–289,
295–298
regulation
see also legislation on user location privacy
in 5G
5G security and privacy 399–417
consumer/market regulation 414–416
government regulation 414–416
industry self‐regulation 414–416
legal framework for security and
privacy 402–405
new technologies 400, 401, 413–417
objectives for security and
privacy 401–402
regulatory approaches 412–413, 414–416
relevance assessment 411–412
relays, 4G cellular systems 24
reliability, 5G mobile networks 35, 37
Remote Monitoring (RMON), monitoring
technique 232
research
see also cloud security research
5G research communities 52–54
research motivation, Internet of Things
(IoT) 249–254
response awareness, cyber
preparedness 105–106
RFID (Radio Frequency Identifier), security
attacks 156
RGW see Realm Gateway
risk assessment/evaluation
ALARP (As Low As Reasonably
Practicable) principle 190
structures 189–190
RMON (Remote Monitoring), monitoring
technique 232
road traffic and transport, Industrial Internet
(II) 227–228
roaming, robots 263–265
roaming carrier, cyber security in 5G 111
robots
attack classification 255–256
attack scenarios 263, 264
communications 263, 265
data classification 254
Mobile Cloud Robot (MCR) 247–248,
249, 254, 258, 259–263
mobile network security 257–263
Mobile Virtual Network Operators
(MVNO) 263–265
roaming 263–265
security platform 256–259
SIMcard robots 259, 260
SIMless robots 260–263
threats classification 255–256
RSS see Received Signal Strength
s
SC‐FDE (Single Carrier Frequency
Equalization) 21
SC‐FDMA (multiple version of SC‐FDE) 21