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HTTP/2 features, standard and custom headers and discuss their security implications in 5G SBA. We comment on the applicability of some known HTTP/2 attacks in 5G SBA in light of the standardized APIs and discuss the security opportunities and research directions brought by this protocol and its related technologies.
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Index Terms- 5G security, HTTP/2, Service Based Architecture, Application programming interface, OAuth 2.0
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Index Terms- 5G security, HTTP/2, Service Based Architecture, Application programming interface, Auth 2.0
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1. INTRODUCTION
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A. Overview
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5G networks revolutionized the telecommunication architecture by adopling a cloud-native, service-driven deployment promoting enhanced network operational efficiencies. The 5G SBA (Figure I) enables a granular design and delivery of 5G network functionality through a decoupling of User Plane (UP) and Control Plane (CP), hence, providing independent scalability and flexible deployments [2], [9]. The UP and CP consist of multiple interconnected NFs, each providing a set of "services". Examples of such services include service registration, authorization and discovery [19]. The 5G CP is defined by a SBA. The interactions between the CP NFs are enabled by a service-based representation in which the SBIs can be easily extended without the need to introduce new reference points.
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5G networks revolutionized the telecommunication architecture by adopling a cloud-native, service-driven deployment promoting enhanced network operational efficiencies. The 5G SBA (Figure I) enables a granular design and delivery of 5G network functionality through a decoupling of User Plane (UP) and Control Plane (CP), hence, providing independent scalability and flexible deployments [2], [9]. The UP and CP consist of multiple interconnected NFs, each providing a set of "services". Examples of such services include service registration, authorization and discovery 19]. The 5G CP is defined by a SBA. The interactions between the CP NFs are enabled by a service-based representation in which the SBIs can be easily extended without the need to introduce new reference points.
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