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Extracting user locations by analyzing sms timings authors The attack uses silent smss, delivery reports, and ml techniques to achieve high accuracy for international and national/regional classifications. Theodor schnitzler, research center trustworthy data science and security
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Christina pöpper, new york university abu dhabi A novel and stealthy attack that exploits the sms infrastructure to extract user locations by analyzing the sms timings The paper shows that receiving sms messages regularly can reveal the location of the recipient by analyzing the delivery reports sent to the sender
The attack exploits the timing differences between sending and receiving sms messages across different network conditions and devices.
When you [sneeze] or [cough on] our period and your [blood] overloads. Sms location identification attack this repository contains the code and data associated with the usenix'23 paper titled freaky leaky sms Extracting user locations by analyzing sms timings The paper presents a novel technique for extracting user locations based on the analysis of sms timings.
Evangelos bitsikas , theodor schnitzler , christina pöpper This attack technique exploits sms delivery report timings to infer the location of the message recipient Sms delivery reports are managed by the mobile network's short message. Extracting user locations by analyzing sms timings abstract short message service (sms) remains one of the most popular communication channels since its introduction in 2g cellular networks.
