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    TelcoChisel OS

    TelcoChisel OS

    Advanced Telecom Security Live Linux OS for 5G/4G Cellular Auditing, S

    TelcoChisel is an advanced, bootable live Linux operating system purpose-built for cellular security researchers, Software Defined Radio (SDR) engineers, and telecommunications penetration testers. Eliminating dependency conflicts and driver compilation issues, TelcoChisel delivers an out-of-the-box, carrier-grade laboratory equipped with 88 pre-configured telecommunications security tools across 10 specialized domains. Built on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) with the Linux...
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    open5g

    open5g

    open5g is an open source implementation of the 3GPP 5G specifications.

    Currently an initial implementation of RRC and part of the PHY are available as a library and three applications are available: - GSCN File Recorder - Records I/Q files based on the synchronization raster. - NR-ARFCN File Recorder - Records I/Q files based on the NR-ARFCN raster. - GSCN Scanner - Attempts to detect channels on the synchronization raster.
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