They say you must be insane to repeat the same act whilst expecting a new result. Consider the sanity of relying on repeated warnings to protect customers from the world's most common phone scam.

There are many reasons to attend the first London conference of the Risk & Assurance Group since April 2018. Here are just eight of them.

Paul Fletcher MP, the Australian Minister for Communications, says the rising number of blocked calls is proof that the country's anti-scam strategy is working.

Larry Harmon's 'Helix' mixer obscured the origins of cryptocurrency earned by drug dealers and other illegal enterprises.

Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl used robocalls to suppress the vote in the US 2020 elections by lying about the use of voter data.

MTN Ghana CEO Selorm Adadevoh says financial cybercrime is a national security threat but not all agree with his anti-fraud policies.

The content distribution and security business said the attack was three times greater than any previously reported.

The Russian military operates ships equipped with submersibles and remotely operated drones that pose a threat to transatlantic communications.

Businesses come under political fire when they lose popular support. The increase in hostility to social networks has been both rapid and ironic.

The mobile operator said hackers had compromised data for 7.8mn postpaid customers, 850,000 prepaid customers, and 40mn records for former or prospective customers.

Public ledgers mean criminals can take cryptocurrency without revealing who they are, but everyone can still see where it went.

A US business filed court documents claiming they created a data exchange system for the Lahore police only for Huawei to demand remote access from China.