Episode 1 reached 1,700 viewers in a week and the early indications suggest Episode 2 will reach even more.

These bad actors use a combination of techniques including phishing websites and malicious documents that are tailored to their prey.

They are following the lead of Twitter by wanting to cut expenditure on SMS messages for user authentication.

An old ambulance was one of the vehicles used by gang members to drive IMSI-catchers around the city.

The 14,000 inhabitants of the Matsu Islands may need to wait two months for repairs to submarine cables that were severed in early February.

Corruption, hacking, lawsuits against regulators, two-factor authentication by SMS, the UN, GVG, 5G and Elon Musk were among the topics for the first episode of our new conversation program.

Critics say the Kenyan mobile money pioneer uses customer funds to cover overdrafts. These overdrafts also attract SIM swap fraudsters.

One suit seeks millions in damages from a 'self-anointed robocalling vigilante'; the other wants restitution from a STIR/SHAKEN supplier.

Does the US telco see no difference between meeting legal obligations following a breach and really making privacy a 'top priority'?

It is pleasing to receive an automated email you did not expect but which you set up a long time ago in anticipation of an extreme scenario.

It is about the people, not just the tech.

CEO Börje Ekholm offered more platitudes about ethics after US prosecutors levied another big penalty for corruption.