McAfee claimed his phone and Twitter account had been taken over soon after he began promoting cryptocurrencies.

The UK has given vaccination doses to 29 percent of the population, leading the government to project the lifting of all coronavirus restrictions on June 21.

Instead of persuading every telco in every country to adopt a common standard for CLI validation, should we simply rely on an intermediary that makes multiple standards work together?

Last month saw plenty of traffic for articles about CDR analysis, the legality of simboxes, and arrests of fraudsters by police around the world.

Leaders like Hong Kong's Carrie Lam are working to align a state-backed digital legal tender with the sanctions-busting capabilities of a distributed ledger for international transfers.

Businesses wanting to participate in the six-monthly auction of advertising on Commsrisk should make their bids by 30th March.

AT&T's woes following the purchase of satellite broadcaster DirecTV for USD49mn in 2015 are representative of fundamental changes in how people consume video.

Moly McMillan spun the stories as we talked about revenue assurance in cable companies, mobile operators and OTT providers for episode 8 of the current season.

Researchers Merve Sahin and Aurélien Francillon claimed their method detected 98% of IRSF calls with 0.28% false positives.

Telenor Group CEO Sigve Brekke explained why the leading operator in Myanmar 'strongly objects' to draconian new laws.

Adriaan Pillay is accused of collecting kickbacks from an IT supplier which were then shared with his boss.

Infosys is a USD12bn business attempting to foster anti-fraud collaboration by abusing the trust of a small nonprofit.