QCSuper
Capture raw 2G/3G/4G radio frames from Qualcomm-based devices via the Diag protocol.
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Advanced open-source research tools for 2G GSM, 3G UMTS, 4G LTE, and 5G NR security professionals. Covers baseband emulation, SS7/SIGTRAN protocol analysis, IMSI-catcher detection, SIM card auditing, and SDR-based air interface research — aligned with 3GPP and GSMA security standards.
From legacy 2G GSM and SS7 signaling through 5G NR standalone — baseband firmware, air interface, core network, and SIM card security in one TelcoSec console.
Every telecom security tool and methodology mapped to current 3GPP and GSMA specifications. Research verified under GSMA CVD responsible disclosure standards.
Skip the setup. TelcoChisel Linux pre-configures every SDR driver, protocol framework, and analysis tool for immediate RF lab deployment.
A purpose-built Linux distribution for telecom security professionals, RF engineers, and baseband researchers. All critical SDR drivers, protocol analyzers, and firmware emulation tools — preinstalled and configured for immediate deployment in RF lab environments.
Go from running tools to engineering exploits — TelcoSec Academy
Virtual labs · SDR sandboxes · baseband auditing · L1–L3 certifications
TelcoSec Tools is the centralized gateway for engineers, auditors, and cellular security researchers working across the full mobile network stack. Every tool in this console is selected to identify real, exploitable vulnerabilities in production radio access networks and core signaling infrastructure.
Modern cellular networks — from 2G/3G legacy infrastructure to 5G Service-Based Architectures — face persistent threats including IMSI catching, paging channel spoofing, and smart card toolkit hijacking. TelcoSec provides the tooling to simulate and remediate these vectors before deployment.
All telecom security tools listed in this console must be operated within licensed laboratory conditions. Unauthorized radio transmissions on GSM, UMTS, LTE, or 5G spectrum bands are illegal in virtually all jurisdictions.
TelcoSec advocates the Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure framework. Report vulnerabilities to affected carriers, hardware vendors, and standards bodies before public release to prevent exploitation of global mobile infrastructure.
Gain instant access to virtual hardware labs, SDR signal analysis templates, and professional-grade certifications at the TelcoSec Academy.
Capture raw 2G/3G/4G radio frames from Qualcomm-based devices via the Diag protocol.
Analyze and compare the capabilities of Software Defined Radio (SDR) hardware for telecom security research.
Cross-vendor baseband NAS/RRC decode tool for Qualcomm DIAG and Samsung SIT interfaces: 4G LTE and 5G NR protocol analysis from production chipsets.