What is SS7?

SS7 (Signaling System No. 7) is the global protocol used by telecommunication networks to exchange information. It is responsible for routing calls, SMS messages, and other signaling messages between different networks. It is used by all networks worldwide.

What are SS7 Attacks?

SS7 attacks involve exploiting vulnerabilities in the SS7 network to intercept, manipulate, or redirect communication. These attacks can be used to eavesdrop on conversations, track the location of mobile devices, and even intercept SMS messages.

SS7 was designed back when networks trusted each other completely. That trust is what makes SMS interception possible. With insider access to SS7, you can ask the network for information it normally keeps private — like the contents of an SMS.

What SS7 lets you do

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Intercept OTPs

Grab one-time passwords and verification codes as they arrive. Perfect for account recovery.

02

Read alerts

See transaction notifications and banking SMS in real time, delivered through the SS7 channel.

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Read Private messages

Any SMS personal, business, or systemcan be intercepted when you have SS7 access.

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Global coverage

Our insider network covers 40+ countries across North America, Europe, Asia, South America, And Africa.

How we keep it simple

SS7 access is technical. You don't need to know the protocol details, to configure anything, and you don't need to be a telecom engineer. BluSim gives you a clean interface and a login. We handle the insider connections and the infrastructure.

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