Security Architectures in the EU

Schlagwort: 5G

  • Germany: Further step towards the introduction of „Cell Broadcast“

    Germany: Further step towards the introduction of „Cell Broadcast“

    So far, German authorities can only notify mobile phones of an impending disaster if their owners have registered beforehand. Soon it will be possible to warn all phones within a certain radius. It is questionable who will decide whether to send such a message. The German government is another step closer to introducing the „Cell […]

  • Security research: EU Commission to fund technology to decrypt 5G connections

    Security research: EU Commission to fund technology to decrypt 5G connections

    European police authorities are invited to submit proposals for the development of an interception platform. Authorities from third countries can also participate in the research project. Several German initiatives, including those of the domestic secret service, served as door openers. The EU Commission announces new efforts to break end-to-end encrypted communications. This is according to […]

  • Encryption and drones: German BKA wants more special technology for EU police

    Encryption and drones: German BKA wants more special technology for EU police

    While end-to-end encryption should be generally weakened, Europol is developing new secure communication applications for the police. Some of the measures are part of the „European Police Partnership“ proclaimed by the German EU Presidency. This includes the project „WhatsApp for law enforcement officers“. The German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) is leading a new Europol […]

  • Lawful interception: German government sets up new surveillance unit at Europol

    Lawful interception: German government sets up new surveillance unit at Europol

    Germany uses its EU Presidency to reorganise digital surveillance in Europe. A 5G working group temporarily set up by the BKA is now being consolidated at Europol. It is to coordinate the „operational capabilities“ in the Member States and facilitate interception through new legislative proposals. The German Presidency of the EU Council wants to set […]