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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 08:00:53 +1000 (EST) From: Marc Briceno <marc@cryptsoft.com> Reply-To: marc@cryptsoft.com To: cryptography@c2.net Jyri wrote: >Actually how would a cloned phone work in a real network, next to the >original? Will they both work next to each-other? Will they both ring at >the same time? Will some networks block the whole number when they see 2 >phones with same number registering to the network? Depends on the base station. We have received several reports that on at least some system located in Europe, the US, and Asia, one of the phones will ring at random when the cloned number is called. We are also told that the network does not check for duplicates, nor are duplicates flagged or disabled by at least some base stations. All this would of course contradict the statements made many times by equipment manufacturers and providers. But then, they used to claim that GSM phones can't be cloned. :-) -- Marc Briceno <marc@scard.org> http://www.scard.org
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