[Openbts-discuss] Layer 2 fuzzing of 2G and 3G stacks?

[Smelkovs, K. (London) <Kon...@KP...>]

Hello,

Apologies for slight off-topic, but I am interested if someone has fuzzed layers 2 of 2G and 3G data stacks - below IP, above raw bit stream.

If one would try to turn OpenBTS into a fuzzer, where would be a good place in the codebase to build a hook a start mutating packets?

Thank you!

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Konrads Smelkovs


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