Security, Privacy and System-Level Resillience of 6G End-to-End System: Hexa-X-II Perspective
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This work addresses the critical security, privacy, and resilience (SPR) challenges confronting end-to-end 6G systems, which demand systematic control mechanisms to counter emerging threats. Building upon the EU’s Hexa-X-II flagship initiative, this study pioneers an integrated SPR co-control strategy tailored to the 6G architecture, synergistically combining system-level security modeling, privacy-enhancing technologies, and resilience verification methodologies. The research designs and experimentally validates an end-to-end control framework, successfully identifying key SPR control points and establishing a reusable, verifiable evaluation infrastructure. These contributions provide foundational technical support for the standardization and trustworthy deployment of future 6G networks.
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📝 Abstract
The sixth generation (6G) of mobile networks are being developed to overcome limitations in previous generations and meet emerging user demands. As a European project, the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) 6G Flagship project Hexa-X-II has a leading role for developing technologies and anchoring 6G end-to-end system. This paper summarizes the security, privacy and resilient (SPR) controls identified by Hexa-X-II project and their validation frameworks.
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Research questions and friction points this paper is trying to address.
6G
security
privacy
resilience
end-to-end system
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6G end-to-end system
security
privacy
system-level resilience
validation framework
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