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CAPEC-610

Cellular Data Injection

High severityStandard pattern

Adversaries inject data into mobile technology traffic (data flows or signaling data) to disrupt communications or conduct additional surveillance operations.

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Consequences

What a successful attack can lead to
ImpactAffectsNote
Resource ConsumptionAvailabilityAttackers can disrupt or deny mobile technology communications and operations.
Modify DataAvailabilityAttackers can inject false data into data or signaling system data flows of communications and operations, or re-route data flows or signaling data for the purpose of further data intercept and capture.

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