Modular 10-Tier Metapackage Architecture
Overview & Purpose
TelcoChisel distributes its 100 telecom security tools through a modular 11-tier Debian metapackage architecture hosted on the Cloudflare Pages global edge network (`meta.telcosec.net`). Security teams can deploy lightweight, domain-specific toolchains — such as SDR, 5G Core, SIM smartcards, mobile modems, or wireline transport — onto any standard Ubuntu 24.04 system without installing the complete operating system image.
Verification Command
Run the following to confirm this configuration is active on your system:
apt-cache search telcochisel-Configuration Details & Steps
TelcoChisel applies these settings automatically at ISO build time. The following steps document each configuration item:
- 1Query all available TelcoChisel modular metapackages: apt-cache search telcochisel-
- 2Inspect package dependencies for the 5G Core assessment suite: apt-cache depends telcochisel-5g
- 3Inspect package dependencies for the wireline broadband toolchain: apt-cache depends telcochisel-pstn-adsl
- 4Verify official TelcoSec APT repository configuration and GPG key: cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/telcochisel.list
Troubleshooting
Frequently Asked Questions
What metapackages are available in the repository?
The repository provides 11 modular tiers: telcochisel-core, telcochisel-sdr, telcochisel-2g-3g, telcochisel-4g, telcochisel-5g, telcochisel-sim, telcochisel-mobile-ue, telcochisel-signaling, telcochisel-wireline, telcochisel-voip, and telcochisel-full.
Can I install TelcoChisel metapackages on an existing Ubuntu server?
Yes. Any Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) system can add the `meta.telcosec.net` APT source and install individual metapackages to equip the system for specialized telecom testing.
How is package integrity guaranteed?
All Debian packages and release manifests in the repository are cryptographically signed using the official TelcoSec GPG key via automated CI/CD build pipelines.
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