Employees of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) received scam calls that claimed to be from the FCC's Fraud Prevention Team.

Banking executive Ken Palla joins the Commsrisk team to provide a global perspective on cross-sector anti-scam initiatives.

The European Commission keeps choosing to believe the USA has a data protection framework of stable genius when all the evidence suggests it is unreliable and untrustworthy.

EU regulators should turn to eSIM and the Open Gateway framework to address key challenges concerning the reliability and security of permanently roaming IoT/M2M devices.

Thai police and soldiers stopped a vehicle at a Myanmar border crossing that carried 1,251 mobile phones and 274 SIM cards.

The video-sharing platform runs paid adverts for radio devices that criminals use to scam and spy upon the public.

Terms like 'gray routing' and 'HLR dipping' are used to misrepresent fraud and data piracy.

The US Federal Communications Commission is too politicized to be trustworthy.

If we believe in following the science, why have we not adopted an empirical approach to fighting networked fraud?

Please read and copy the draft know-your-customer code of conduct that I submitted to the i3Forum.

You have probably not heard of the cheapest, simplest, easiest way to detect the manipulation of caller IDs.

Commsrisk returns with three missions that are simple, cheap and realistic but which demand urgency.