Disclosure: I work for SRLabs, the company who did this research.

You can find more infos on our blog release: https://srlabs.de/bites/rcs-hacking/

Great work!

So this is mostly on Google's implementation? Or is RCS insecure in general?

TFA:

>SRLabs didn't find an issue in the RCS standard itself, but rather how it is being implemented by different telecos

Yeah, but on the very next sentence:

> Because some of the standard is undefined...

Without it, someone will ask for confirmation that "our" really means "our", and someone else will complain about the lack of a disclaimer.

SRLabs | Security Research Month | Malaysia and Indonesia | February 10th - March 9th 2019 | On-site

Join us for one month of hacking research in Malaysia and Indonesia!

Every year, we (https://srlabs.de) escape the cold Berlin winter for a "Hackerurlaub" (hacker vacation). For the third year already now, we are inviting fellow hackers to join us. Flights, villa, fun and mentorship are all included.

During the month there you will work on your own project, supported by us, the SRLabs team. We are a Berlin-based hacking research collective and consulting think tank and focus on everyday technology that expose many people to risk. You may know us from our work like BadUSB [1] or SS7 Hacking [2].

How to apply?

All you need to do in preparation is to come up with a hacking target and send your application to beach[at]srlabs.de. For details, please visit https://hack-the-beach.com

[1] https://www.wired.com/2014/07/usb-security/

[2] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/apr/19/ss7-hack-...

Sounds like a fun initiative. How is this financed? Do you own the rights to the work produced during the Hackerurlaub? Thanks.

Hi charmides, Hack the Beach is paid for completely by SRLabs as an initiative to network with talented hackers from around the world and you own the work you produce - Looking forward to your application!

SRLabs | Security Research Month | Tenerife | February 26th - March 25th 2018 | On-site

We want to support information security research by inviting you on an all-expenses paid (incl. flights, villa, freshly cooked food) trip to the Canary Islands.

During the month there you will work on your own project, supported by us, the SRLabs team. We are a Berlin-based hacking research collective and consulting think tank and focus on everyday technology that expose many people to risk, most recently mobile communication, payment and travel booking systems.

How to apply?

All you need to do in preparation is to come up with a hacking target and send your application to beach@srlabs.de. For details, please visit https://hack-the-beach.com