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As 5G networks become more mainstream, privacy has come to the forefront ofend users. More scrutiny has been shown to previous generation cellulartechnologies such as 3G and 4G on how they handle sensitive metadatatransmitted from an end user mobile device to base stations during registrationwith a cellular network. These generation cellular networks do not enforce anyencryption on this information transmitted during this process, givingmalicious actors an easy way to intercept the information. Such an interceptioncan allow an adversary to locate end users with shocking accuracy. This paperinvestigates this problem in great detail and discusses how a newly introducedapproach in 5G networks is helping combat this problem. The paper discusses theimplications of this vulnerability and the technical details of the newapproach, including the encryption schemes used to secure this sensitiveinformation. Finally, the paper will discuss any limitations to this newapproach.

Security in 5G Networks -- How 5G networks help Mitigate Location Tracking Vulnerability