Rel-17 Security Multi-Gen Advanced

TS 33.222 – GAA: HTTPS Access to Network Functions

Specifies secure HTTPS/TLS access methods to Network Application Functions using Generic Authentication Architecture (GAA).

Release
Rel-17
Category
Security
Subcategory
Authentication
Network Layer
Security
Technology
Multi-Gen
Business Impact
Medium

What is TS 33.222?

TS 33.222 (Rel-17) — GAA: HTTPS Access to Network Functions. Specifies secure HTTPS/TLS access methods to Network Application Functions using Generic Authentication Architecture (GAA). Primary function: Procedures. Category: Security (Authentication). Technology generation: Multi-Gen. Network layer: Security.

Who should read this specification?

Implementation notes

Complexity level: Advanced. Implementation difficulty: Medium.

Key Technologies

GAAHTTPSTLSHTTPGBA

Related Glossary Terms

HTTPRPNOTEClauseUEHTTPSHOINFO2GFQDNIETFB-TID

Related Topics

Authentication (5G-AKA, EAP)Lawful Intercept

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 3GPP TS 33.222?

3GPP TS 33.222 (Rel-17) is the 3GPP specification for GAA: HTTPS Access to Network Functions. Specifies secure HTTPS/TLS access methods to Network Application Functions using Generic Authentication Architecture (GAA).

Which 3GPP release is TS 33.222 part of?

TS 33.222 is part of 3GPP Rel-17. The latest known version on 3GPP Explorer is h20.

What does TS 33.222 specify?

Procedures.

What category does TS 33.222 belong to?

TS 33.222 belongs to the Security (Authentication) category of 3GPP specifications. It applies to Multi-Gen networks.

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