Contact TelcoSec: Security Research & Collaboration

To protect sensitive signaling architecture diagrams, vulnerability details, and corporate network configurations, TelcoSec maintains high-security endpoints. We strongly advocate for the use of Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) to encrypt all communications containing technical artifacts or intellectual property. Please fetch our public key from authorized keyservers using the fingerprint listed in the sidebar before transmitting packets.

Additionally, for highly restricted research collaborations or government compliance reviews, we support out-of-band communication channels. If your organization requires secure, end-to-end encrypted voice or message routing via signal protocols or private chat rooms, please specify this in your initial message, and our security operations center will generate a one-time passcode and channel identifier.

TelcoSec performs technical security validation strictly under authorized, bilaterally signed Master Services Agreements (MSA) and Statements of Work (SOW). We do not accept requests for unauthorized intrusion, active interception, or modification of public telecommunication signaling links. All offensive simulation parameters must be explicitly authorized by the target carrier's executive committee.

When submitting a request for a network audit (SS7 interconnect routing, Diameter signaling boundaries, or 5G gNodeB SCAS testing), please ensure you provide verified corporate registration credentials. Our compliance team verifies all entity identities before initiating scoping discussions. We hold the right to reject any submissions that do not meet our verification standards.

Response timelines vary by request tier: critical security vulnerabilities and coordinated disclosures are processed within 4 hours by the on-duty security officer, while commercial audits and platform training access requests are routed to our account representatives within 1 business day.