[Makima]

I thought that was dead 10 years ago

Any ideas?

[nest0r]

I ran on a guy who was using it like 1-2 years ago and it was still working.
Although to intercept 2fa , many people are using simswap because its easier to do and doesnt require a lot of money.

[Declassified]

what SS7 tools still working.. i only heard the service is bit expensive to hire.

[breachxyz]

While many services are moving toward more secure 2FA methods, like authenticator apps or hardware tokens ,SMS-based 2FA is still pretty common.

[nonameokie]

Mostly works. But I havent actually done it in a while. been almost 2 years since I last checked that attack for whatsapp and other 2fa applications. Curious now again )

[test1221]

Mostly works. But I havent actually done it in a while. been almost 2 years since I last checked that attack for whatsapp and other 2fa applications. Curious now again )

Yo het whats up im interested in this too wanna combine expertise to use together?

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[reflex]

SS7 is still a serious attack method because more than half of the world still uses old-type base stations. However, it's not as easy to exploit as it used to be. It's difficult to exploit without additional hardware, but I thought I'd give you some information in case you're interested in trying it. First, you'll need to purchase the RTL2832 device, which I've shared a picture of below. Then, you need to download a program that converts the frequencies captured by the RTL antenna into a language your computer can understand. What I'm trying to say is that you need to make the captured GSM signal compatible with GSMTAP so you can listen to the data via your computer. For that, you can use the Gr-GSM software. After that, you can listen to the GSMTAP data with the help of Wireshark. Once you've set that up, you can do the following on the target device:

1. Listen to phone calls
   
2. Read SMS and MMS messages
   
3. Eavesdrop on surroundings
   
4. Obtain location information
   
5. Retrieve device information
   
6. Get IMEI details
   
7. Intercept a message before it reaches the target and modify its content
   

Note: None of the images I’ve shared belong to me

RTL2832

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[test1221]

SS7 is still a serious attack method because more than half of the world still uses old-type base stations. However, it's not as easy to exploit as it used to be. It's difficult to exploit without additional hardware, but I thought I'd give you some information in case you're interested in trying it. First, you'll need to purchase the RTL2832 device, which I've shared a picture of below. Then, you need to download a program that converts the frequencies captured by the RTL antenna into a language your computer can understand. What I'm trying to say is that you need to make the captured GSM signal compatible with GSMTAP so you can listen to the data via your computer. For that, you can use the Gr-GSM software. After that, you can listen to the GSMTAP data with the help of Wireshark. Once you've set that up, you can do the following on the target device:

1. Listen to phone calls
   
2. Read SMS and MMS messages
   
3. Eavesdrop on surroundings
   
4. Obtain location information
   
5. Retrieve device information
   
6. Get IMEI details
   
7. Intercept a message before it reaches the target and modify its content
   

Note: None of the images I’ve shared belong to me

RTL2832

Great  post, could you give YT links please or go in more in depth thanks!

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[joepa]

If MFA uses text messages, and you can use SS7 to intercept this, it would still work right?