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5G Authentication
A User Equipment (UE) attempting to avail the services of a 5G System (5GS) must first be authenticated. The network authenticates the UE, that is, it's indeed a valid subscriber. Likewise, the UE authenticates the network to ensure it's talking to the genuine service provider.
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A User Equipment (UE) attempting to avail the services of a 5G System (5GS) must first be authenticated. The network authenticates the UE, that is, it's indeed a valid subscriber. Likewise, the UE authenticates the network to ensure it's talking to the genuine service provider.
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A User Equipment (UE) attempting to avail the services of a 5G System (5GS) must first be authenticated. The network authenticates the UE, that is, it's indeed a valid subscriber. Likewise, the UE authenticates the network to ensure it's talking to the genuine service provider.
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