Passengers at airports serving Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide were tricked into revealing their email and social media login credentials.

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Ofcom's participation in the Global Informal Regulatory Antifraud Forum (GIRAF) improves the prospects of GIRAF recruiting from countries that have signed bilateral agreements with the UK.

Officials working for US Secretary of State Antony Blinken have previously 'waived' the use of sanctions despite an explosion in Cambodian scam compounds staffed by victims of trafficking.

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Lost your phone? The Indian regulator will make subscribers wait 7 days before they can port their service.

Whilst 5G SA offers more secure roaming in theory, the operational compromises required in practice leaves it less secure than 2G, 3G or 4G roaming.

Failing to calculate the true cost of network crime has led to a wholly inadequate response from both the private and public sector.

Kenya's mobile operators share some responsibility for tracking disbursements of public money to small businesses.

631 staff and contractors were dismissed following a 16-fold increase in investigations of alleged fraud and irregularities.

If you only try to reach people via social media then there are many you will never reach.

Sam George MP says governments have handed out national RA contracts for the wrong reasons.