Security breaches caused most leakage for comms providers, whilst RA-style leakages were worth almost double the value of fraud.

Crooks are selling software that automates social engineering. Bots call targets and ask for one-time passwords that are used to take control of bank, cryptocurrency and PayPal accounts.

Do you want to know which US networks are best able to monitor your movements and messages? An FBI manual offers some answers.

The contrasting fortunes of two Commsrisk articles during October illustrates why simple social media metrics are not a reliable way to measure true engagement.

Brendan Carr says DJI, which has a 50% share of the US drone market, extracts data from the phones of users and sends it to China.

The company's banker was fooled by an AI simulation of the director's voice plus emailed instructions to transfer money.

Sharing information is vital to reducing fraud but refusing to share information about fraud is a source of commercial advantage.

Thousands of Indians are making adverts where an AI version of famous actor Shah Rukh Khan says the name of their business.

An exploration of how the cloud has changed the way businesses approach data integration and transformation.

No, Ofcom has not ordered widespread blocking of international calls. But risk managers should understand why the BBC said they had.

Data shows that fraudsters have perverted STIR/SHAKEN to obtain positive attestations for robocalls made to US consumers.

iBasis is the third largest carrier of international voice traffic and a member of the RAG anti-wangiri intelligence network.