The DARPA OPS-5G Program: A Collaboration between Government and the Open Source C...
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DARPA OPS-5G adapts open source 5G to be secure by design and transitions results through the Linux Foundation into an actual DoD testbed. Work includes machine translation of 3GPP standards and automated code generation for rapid compliance, a scalable zero‑trust stack with remote attestation and RF energy harvesting for intermittent crypto, secure slicing using homomorphic and threshold encryption plus traffic obfuscation, and a billion-node DDoS simulation driving a Mojito multi-site prototype built from LF projects like Magma, ONAP, DPDK and Zephyr.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36Agenda
- 1:17DARPA's Mission
- 3:00DARPA Open Programmable Secure 5G (OPS-5G)
- 5:03DARPA OPS-5G Program Overview
- 6:38OPS-5G TA1 - Standards Meet Software
- 8:32OPS-SG TA2 - Cross-scale 5G Node and Network Security
- 9:45OPS-5G TA3 - Secure Slices
- 11:09OPS-5G TA4 - Principled Programmable Defenses
- 11:51DARPA/ Linux Foundation Open Software Initiative
- 13:39OPS-5G Collaboration with the Linux Foundation
- 14:30LF Networking 5G Super Blueprint
- 17:18MOJITO: Multi-site OPS-5G Joint Independent Test Option
- 18:41Challenges
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