Telia will appeal an interim decision to block The Pirate Bay and other websites, saying "this is a matter of truly principal importance for us and for the Internet".

The Russian telco intends to almost double the number of workers in its Big Data function.

For 30 months internet traffic sent from Los Angeles to Washington DC was routed via autonomous systems in China.

Notion Charakupa misused property belonging to the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC).

The FCC has given US telcos until November 19th to explain when they will implement SHAKEN/STIR digital certificates for voice calls.

The stores of some UK mobile networks will issue replacement SIMs without demanding photo ID. Just as importantly, some BBC journalism is fundamentally dishonest.

National dial plans define how many digits belong in a valid number. Guy Howie says fraudsters and telcos ignore those rules.

CGTN interviewed Commsrisk authors Joseph Nderitu and Rob Chapman about mobile money fraud and what telcos are doing to prevent and detect it.

Did you miss a big story? These were the most popular Commsrisk articles during October.

UK signaling security firm Evolved Intelligence has been purchased by US mobile analytics business Mobileum.

Some research you have never heard of, but which somebody is paying for, illustrates why you should not believe everything you read.

Whilst the government boasts of securing the ability to audit telco revenues in 'real time', the reality is Ghana's taxpayers are paying for an expensive mechanism to tax themselves.