School of Specs 24.501v20.0.0

3GPP 24.501 v20.0.0 — the document's own text

8.2.25.1 Message definition

Taught in 4. Inside TS 24.501, the document at the centre (CT1 — the group that writes what your phone says, overview).

The SECURITY MODE COMMAND message is sent by the AMF to the UE to establish NAS signalling security. See table 8.2.25.1.1.

Message type: SECURITY MODE COMMAND

Significance: dual

Direction: network to UE

Table 8.2.25.1.1: SECURITY MODE COMMAND message content

IEIInformation ElementType/ReferencePresenceFormatLength
Extended protocol discriminatorExtended protocol discriminator9.2MV1
Security header typeSecurity header type9.3MV1/2
Spare half octetSpare half octet9.5MV1/2
Security mode command message identityMessage type9.7MV1
Selected NAS security algorithmsNAS security algorithms9.11.3.34MV1
ngKSINAS key set identifier9.11.3.32MV1/2
Spare half octetSpare half octet9.5MV1/2
Replayed UE security capabilitiesUE security capability9.11.3.54MLV3-9
E-IMEISV requestIMEISV request9.11.3.28OTV1
57Selected EPS NAS security algorithmsEPS NAS security algorithms9.11.3.25OTV2
36Additional 5G security informationAdditional 5G security information9.11.3.12OTLV3
78EAP messageEAP message9.11.2.2OTLV-E7-1503
38ABBAABBA9.11.3.10OTLV4-n
19Replayed S1 UE security capabilitiesS1 UE security capability9.11.3.48AOTLV4-7
55AUN3 device security keyAUN3 device security key9.11.3.107OTLV36-257

NOTE: It is possible for AMFs compliant with version 18.3.0 or 18.3.1 of this specification to send the AUN3 device security key IE with a fixed length of 66 octets.