The most recent data from the US traceback consortium showed them tracing more scam robocalls to the German operator than any other major telco.

Money lenders extract data about each customer's contacts, then spam the contacts if debts are not repaid on time.

Do not get too excited by positive comments in response to your social media posts. Those comments may have come from a machine.

The financial sector is making all banks uniquely identifiable; the same methods could stop all imposter fraud by phone and internet.

Emmanuel Kiprono and his gang target Kenyans with large M-PESA balances.

US firms control the global governance of STIR/SHAKEN. We should pursue a UK alternative that prioritizes the public good over profits.

Which stories grabbed the attention of your peers? These were the most popular Commsrisk articles during September.

Canadian operator TELUS commissioned a major national newspaper to run an unusual advertorial about privacy leaks.

Divya Shridhar, one of the brightest stars in the RA community, shared her insights about life, data and success.

Hackers said employee data was stolen in April, but the telco says the breach was from an 'independently owned authorized retailer' and did not involve data about T-Mobile employees.

An amateurish fraudster has been punished by high-status professionals who also have a shaky relationship with the truth.

Espionage charges were dropped but the same criminal outfit also drove an IMSI-catcher around Bergen, Norway's second city.