SST-GSM 5.1.0.0

SST-GSM is a technology that combines SST (Secure Socket Tunneling) and GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) to provide secure and reliable communication over mobile networks.

SST-GSM works by establishing a secure tunnel between the client device and the remote server using a combination of encryption and authentication mechanisms. This tunnel allows data to be securely transmitted over GSM networks.

The benefits of using SST-GSM include enhanced security, data privacy, and reliability in mobile communications. It ensures that sensitive information remains protected during transmission over GSM networks.

Yes, SST-GSM can be used for secure voice calls over GSM networks. It encrypts the voice data within the established tunnel, providing confidentiality and integrity to the communication.

SST-GSM is compatible with most mobile devices that support GSM networks. However, it may require specific software or configuration settings to establish the secure tunnel.

Setting up SST-GSM requires technical expertise and specific configuration. It is recommended to consult the documentation or seek professional assistance to ensure proper installation and configuration.

Yes, SST-GSM can be used for secure data transmission other than voice calls. It can encrypt various types of data, including text messages, internet browsing, and file transfers.

While there might be a minimal increase in latency due to the encryption and decryption process, the added delay is usually negligible in practical scenarios.

SST-GSM may have limitations in terms of network coverage and compatibility with certain mobile networks. Additionally, the encryption process may consume more battery power on mobile devices.

No, SST-GSM is not an open-source technology. It is developed and maintained by SST-GSM, and their proprietary software is required for utilizing this technology.