TS 35.236 – MILENAGE-256 Algorithm Set Specification
3GPP TS 35.236 is the 3GPP Technical Specification for MILENAGE-256 Algorithm Set Specification. Its official 3GPP title is “Specification of the MILENAGE-256 algorithm set”. It is part of 3GPP Rel-19 (version 19.0.0).
Specifies 256-bit authentication and key generation algorithms for 3GPP networks, providing test data and reference implementation.
Releases and versions of TS 35.236
| Release | Latest version | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Rel-19 | 19.0.0 | Read · Download (3GPP) |
Scope of TS 35.236
Category: Security (Authentication). Technology generation: Multi-Gen. Network layer: Security.
Who should read this specification?
- Network operators
- Device manufacturers
- Researchers and academics
Implementation notes
Complexity level: Expert. Implementation difficulty: High.
Key technologies
Other specifications in the 35 series
- TS 35.232 Tuak Algorithm Test Data Specification
- TS 35.233 Tuak Algorithm Set: Design Conformance Test Data
- TS 35.234 MILENAGE-256 Algorithm Set Specification
- TS 35.235 MILENAGE-256 Algorithm Set Specification
- TS 35.240 5G 256-bit Security Algorithm Set
- TS 35.241 Snow 5G Algorithm Implementation Test Data
- TS 35.242 Snow 5G 256-bit Algorithm Test Data
- TS 35.243 AES 256-bit Algorithm Set Specification
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Frequently asked questions
What is 3GPP TS 35.236?
3GPP TS 35.236 is the 3GPP Technical Specification for MILENAGE-256 Algorithm Set Specification. Specifies 256-bit authentication and key generation algorithms for 3GPP networks, providing test data and reference implementation.
Which 3GPP releases include TS 35.236?
TS 35.236 is part of 3GPP Rel-19. The latest version on 3GPP Explorer is 19.0.0 (Rel-19).
What category does TS 35.236 belong to?
TS 35.236 belongs to the Security (Authentication) category of 3GPP specifications. It applies to Multi-Gen networks.
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