There have been large surges in traffic to Commsrisk in recent weeks. The number of visitors during November was up 10 percent compared to October, even though October’s visitor tally was already 22 percent higher than September. That is more than a one-third increase in the popularity of the website since the end of September.
The increased popularity of Commsrisk at first appeared to be due to accelerating ‘snowball’ growth in the USA. Closer inspection also revealed a similarly impressive proportionate rise in visitors from parts of East Asia that have never been so considerable for Commsrisk due to language barriers. Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia have jumped ahead of some European countries that are more traditional mainstays for Commsrisk. Commsrisk also received a significant bump in traffic when the UK Cyber Security Center cited an article from the beginning of this year to explain the need for new guidance they had issued.
The following ranking of Commsrisk articles is ordered by the number of unique visitors during November.
- Mobileum Fake Revenues Lawsuit and Countersuit: What the Court Documents Say
- Mobileum Inflated Revenues with Fake Invoices, Alleges Lawsuit by New Owners
- Lycamobile’s French Businesses Fined EUR10mn for Tax Fraud and Money Laundering
- Thousands Tricked Into Revealing Banking Details by Smishing IMSI-Catcher Driven around Norway
- Singapore Proposes Telcos and Banks Will Share Liability for Smishing Losses
- UK Cyber Security Center Issues Guidance on Artificial Inflation of SMS Traffic
- Denmark to Introduce SMS SenderID Registration to Counter Smishing
- Elon Musk Says Twitter Lost $60mn a Year Because 390 Telcos Used Bot Accounts to Pump A2P SMS
- A Eulogy for SMS
- A True Story about a Corrupt Fraud Investigator and a Sex Pest
