Absurdly exaggerated statistics are more likely to damage professional credibility than increase vendor sales.

The reported success of the "Get it Right" campaign may just reflect changing patterns in how people infringe copyright.

Vodacom has pursued its investigation for years but none of its employees have been arrested.

Americans received 15.8 automated calls on average during January. One response involves creating a database that will confirm if a number is still allocated to a particular person.

The Swedish Patents and Market Court of Appeal decided a blocking injunction was disproportionate.

Spotify refuse to comment about whether they paid musicians whose songs were only played because user playlists had been hacked.

The solutions will provide multiple forms of analysis relating to networks, users, performance, capacity, revenues and frauds.

Operators in the Telenor and Orange groups have been warning customers about wangiri.

Lori Stroud, former colleague of Ed Snowden, began spying for the UAE shortly after reviewing IT security for Ooredoo.

The division of Sonae which owns RAFM market leaders WeDo is putting money into scholarships for researchers working on cybersecurity, AI, and transactional technologies.

We all know electronic spies have sophisticated tools, but you may be shocked by the moral vacuity of the hired help.

Californian prosecutors will send a SIM swapper to prison whilst New York launches its first SIM swap prosecution.