Spanish telcos endure a much harsher interpretation of data protection law than their European peers.

The international police organization warned the problem is spreading beyond SE Asia and becoming global.

Kyivstar CEO Aleksandr Komarov said the cyberattack was 'a result of' the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Telia estimates an immediate 20% reduction in calls they terminate within Sweden.

A former Consumer Advice executive intends to sue the UK's four major mobile operators on behalf of five million customers.

Programs to help Americans with low incomes were abused by TracFone Wireless, a subsidiary of Verizon.

Expert analyst Patrick Donegan has summarized the implications of the directive which is central to EU cybersecurity law.

The ACMA wants Australia to join a growing list of countries that tackle impersonation fraud via better control of SMS identities.

Which were the big risk stories that grabbed the attention of your peers? These Commsrisk articles received most traffic during November.

A Kyivstar SIM card was recovered from a munitions drone designed by Iran and extensively used by the Russian military.

On the previously unknown relationship between large language models for artificial intelligence and potbellied men.

Amir Hossein Golshan must also pay USD1,218,526 in restitution. His crimes include hijacking the account of a successful Instagram influencer and using social engineering to steal cryptocurrency.