Ericsson Allocates $220mn for More Corruption Penalties
A monitoring regime that was meant to address past failings did not identify or disclose bribes paid to terrorists in Iraq.
A monitoring regime that was meant to address past failings did not identify or disclose bribes paid to terrorists in Iraq.
CrowdStrike details a campaign that combines social engineering, smishing and remote code execution to infiltrate the systems of telcos, sometimes with the intention to perform SIM swaps.
Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou is free after years of battling extradition to the USA but that does not make her innocent.
James Zhong stole USD3.3bn in cryptocurrency by executing many rapid withdrawals from online accounts.
The ‘JabberZeus’ cybercrime group were behind a wave of frauds that relied upon intercepting one time passwords sent by SMS.
The web of murky dealings surrounding state-owned operator Kazakhtelecom stretches from former President Nursultan Nazarbayev to Swedish telcos Telia and Tele2.
An argument has arisen about permission to export technology which has both civilian and military uses.
Over 130 companies have been compromised by a series of attacks that built upon the data first obtained from telcos.
528 relatives of Americans killed by terrorists want compensation because of ‘protection’ payments Ericsson made whilst delivering contracts to Wataniya, Asiacell and Korek Telecom in Iraq.
There has been a flurry of investigations into Chinese-owned firms that import or manufacture phones, including Huawei and Xiaomi.