Awesome-Cellular-Hacking is a curated list of resources for cellular network security research and testing.
The project addresses the need for organized, accessible information about cellular network vulnerabilities and testing methodologies. It compiles tools, techniques, and documentation related to GSM, LTE, and related cellular technologies, covering attack vectors such as rogue base stations and evil twin networks. The approach works by gathering references to existing security tools and research materials into a single indexed collection, making it easier for researchers to discover relevant resources without extensive searching across disparate sources.
This resource suits security researchers, penetration testers, and network engineers who need to understand cellular network attack surface and defensive measures. It is particularly valuable for those working on GSM and LTE security assessments or studying software-defined radio techniques applied to cellular networks. The collection serves as a starting point for learning about cellular hacking methodologies rather than as a standalone toolkit, so adopters should expect to evaluate and implement individual tools and techniques referenced within rather than using the list as a complete solution.
The project maintains a straightforward structure focused on organization and discoverability of existing resources. Development activity centers on expanding and maintaining the curated collection of references, with contributions coming from the security research community interested in cellular network topics.
