Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to UE TNAP Mobility. For example, the technology can provide UE TNAP Mobility authentication and security establishment procedures, such as procedures that utilize new input parameters and security key refreshes during the authentication and security establishment procedures when a UE moves from a source TNAP to a target TNAP.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to transmitting a first request message comprising a first set of parameters. Aspects of the present disclosure may relate to receiving a first response message comprising an indication that a device is unreachable. Aspects of the present disclosure may relate to resetting a sequence number (SQN) and a device profile for the device in response to the first response message. Aspects of the present disclosure may relate to transmitting a second request message comprising a second set of parameters, wherein the second set of parameters comprises a default identifier (ID) of the device, a nonce, and the SQN. Aspects of the present disclosure may relate to receiving a second response message from the device comprising a result based on the default ID.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to secure data collection via a messaging framework. An apparatus includes at least one memory and at least one processor that is configured to receive a subscription request from a data consumer function, the subscription request comprising a data tag associated with a data producer function, generate a security key for the data tag, generate a binding for the data tag between the security key, the data consumer function, and the data producer function, and transmit, for use in data transmissions between the data producer function and the data consumer function a service request message to the data producer function, the service request message comprising the data tag and the security key, and a data exposure response message to the data consumer function, the data exposure response message comprising the data tag and the security key.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for wireless communication, including wireless communications for providing a blind assistance service. One method includes receiving, from a blind assistance device, a service request indication associated with a blind assistance service. The method includes determining an availability of a subscription to the blind Begin assistance service. The method includes transmitting a pairing authorization request to a NF for the blind assistance service.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to authorizing services related to artificial intelligence machine learning enablement (AIMLE) client device management. A service device may transmit a first message requesting an access token including a scope related to an AIMLE client device management service. The service device may receive, responsive to the first message, a second message including the access token, the access token including one or more claims associated with the scope that identify one or more permissions for the AIMLE client device management service.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for UAS authentication and security establishment. One apparatus includes a transceiver that sends, from a first network function of a mobile wireless communication network, an authentication request message from a user equipment (“UE”) to a UAS Service Supplier (“USS”)/UAS Traffic Management (“UTM”), the UE comprising at least one of an unmanned aerial vehicle (“UAV”) and a UAV controller (“UAV-C”). The transceiver receives, at the first network function from the USS/UTM, an authentication response message comprising a UAS identifier and a UAS security context.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for determining a network system issue. One method includes a first network device determining a system issue corresponding to at least one second network device. The first network device is an analytics entity in a cellular network and the at least one second network device is a managed entity in the cellular network, and the system issue comprises a software issue, a hardware issue, a compatibility issue, an issue with an interaction between a plurality of second network devices comprising the at least one second network device, an issue with an interaction between the at least one second network device and another device, or some combination thereof. The analytics entity comprises an entity that analyzes one or more devices to determine descriptive analytics, predictive analytics, and/or prescriptive analytics. The method includes providing a notification indicating the system issue.

Abstract: There is provided a method comprising: receiving an NI message from a user equipment “UE” over a Non-Terrestrial Network “NTN” service; sending a get request to a UDM which includes UE ID, NTN service type and an indication for a privacy information check; receiving a get response from the UDM with UE ID, NTN service type, and privacy information; and responding to the NI message based on the received privacy information.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for supporting remote unit reauthentication. One apparatus apparatus includes a processor and a transceiver that sends a first authentication message to a network function in a mobile communication network and receives a second authentication message from the network function in response to the first authentication message. Here, the first authentication message contains an indicator that the apparatus supports EAP Reauthentication Protocol and the second authentication message contains a key management domain name indicating a group of network functions that can share reauthentication security context. The processor derives reauthentication security context in response to successful authentication with the mobile communication network and locally stores the received key management domain name and the derived reauthentication security context for subsequent reauthentication with the mobile communication network.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for registration authentication based on a capability. One method includes receiving, at a second network device from a first network device, an indication for a capability for a registration. The method includes transmitting, to a third network device, a first request for a type of authentication procedure for the registration. The method includes transmitting, to a remote unit, a second request. The second request corresponds to the type of authentication procedure for the registration. The method includes receiving, from the remote unit, a response to the second request. The response corresponds to a stored credential in the remote unit.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to attribute-based credentials for resource access. An apparatus, such as a UE, generates one or more credentials comprising one or more first public keys and one or more attributes associated with a service request. The apparatus communicates a credential issuance request comprising at least a portion of the one or more credentials, and receives, based at least in part on the credential issuance request, one or more signed credentials comprising one or more encrypted root keys and one or more encrypted subscription identities associated with the service request.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for network function reallocation with security context. One apparatus includes a processor and a transceiver. The processor is configured to detect, at a first network function of a mobile wireless communication network, that the first network function cannot serve a requested network slice from a user equipment (“UE”) device. The transceiver is configured to send, from the first network function via a second network function, a reroute message to a third network function of the mobile wireless communication network. The reroute message includes an initial non-access stratum (“NAS”) message retrieved during NAS security mode command (“SMC”) procedure with the UE device and a security configuration. The third network function uses the initial NAS message and the security configuration to determine a security context for the UE device and serve the requested network slice from the UE device.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to a mechanism that stores, for every subscription (e.g., each subscription permanent identifier, or SUPI, for subscribers of a network) individual key identifiers for the subscription in a reverse hash chain. For example, the mechanism, employed by a UE, may utilize a key identifier nonce and a key identifier hash chain length, generate a hash chain using the key identifier nonce as an initial value, where the hash chain has the key identifier hash chain length, select a last key identifier from the hash chain as a key identifier for a root key, and generate a concealed identifier for the UE using the root key (or a key derived from the root key).

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for supporting trusted non-3GPP gateway function (TNGF) reauthentication. A user equipment (UE) may include a processor coupled with at least one memory and configured to cause the UE to transmit a first extensible authentication protocol (EAP) message comprising a network access identifier (NAI) and receive a first EAP challenge packet in response to the NAI comprising the reauthentication identifier, wherein the NAI comprises a reauthentication identifier that indicates that the UE requests to reauthenticate with a gateway function, and wherein the first EAP challenge packet is used to authenticate the gateway function.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for setting up multiple user plane (“UP”) security contexts. One apparatus includes a transceiver and a processor that derives distinct UP integrity and ciphering keys for a selected central unit user plane (“CU-UP”) node in the RAN, said derivation using a key derivation function. The processor assigns a UP Security Indicator to uniquely identify the derived distinct UP integrity and ciphering keys and the transceiver sends a setup request to the selected CU-UP node, said setup request containing the UP Security Indicator and the distinct UP integrity and ciphering keys. The transceiver receives a setup response from the selected CU-UP node and the processor activates distinct UP security at a UE.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for accessing a denied network resource. One apparatus includes a processor coupled with at least one memory and configured to cause the apparatus to transmit a registration request comprising a set of one or more network slices; receive a registration response comprising an empty allowed network slice selection assistance information (NSSAI) parameter; determine based on the empty allowed NSSAI parameter, to avoid other network services except emergency services; transmit an authentication response associated with a network slice specific authentication and authorization (NSSAA) procedure; and receive a reply message indicating that access to a network slice by a user equipment (UE) is denied due to a failed NSSAA of the UE or a revoked authorization of the UE.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for supporting gateway function reauthentication. One method includes generating a user equipment (UE) context for a UE in response to successful authentication of the UE; receiving a first request for the UE context from a first network function, the first request indicating that a second gateway function is to serve the UE, wherein the first request comprises a first set of parameters; deriving a first security key using at least one of the first set of parameters and a second security key stored in the UE context; and transmitting a modified UE context to the first network function, the modified UE context comprising the first security key.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for supporting gateway function reauthentication. One method includes receiving, from a target gateway function, a first request for a user equipment (UE) context, wherein the first request comprises a first set of parameters and identifies a source gateway function; transmitting, to the source gateway function, a second request indicating that the target gateway function is to serve a UE identified by the UE context, wherein the second request comprises the first set of parameters; receiving the UE context from the source gateway function; and transmitting the UE context to the target gateway function.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to establishing security in a common application programming interface framework. An apparatus for wireless communication implements a first common application programming interface (API) framework (CAPIF) core function (CCF). The apparatus receives a first signaling indicating a first authentication request corresponding to an API invoker, the first authentication request including one or more of an API invoker identifier (ID) of the API invoker, an API exposing function (AEF) information, or service API information. The apparatus transmits, to a second CCF, a second signaling indicating a second authentication request, wherein the second authentication request includes one or more of the API invoker ID, an API invoker uniform resource indicator (URI), the indication of the AEF, the service API information, a pre-shared key for the AEF, or a root certifying authority (CA) for a certificate of the API invoker.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure relate to receiving a first request message comprising a first set of parameters. Aspects of the present disclosure may relate to determining, based on the first set of parameters and a corresponding set of parameters stored in an internet-of-things (IoT) device, a mismatch of a sequence number (SQN) or a security key. Aspects of the present disclosure may relate to generating a synchronization ID based on a device SQN. Aspects of the present disclosure may relate to transmitting a response message comprising at least an expected result based on a default ID of the IoT device, and the device SQN.