Nokia to Provide 4G Coverage on the Moon
NASA expects the mobile network technology will be more reliable and work at greater distances.
Eric Priezkalns
Taiwan Police Warns That Cheap Chinese Phones Have Scam Malware Preinstalled
Users are tricked into buying points for a game where fraudsters control the account and demand refunds from the game’s providers.
Subex Appoints New CTO
Suresh Chintada previously worked in senior software engineering roles for network equipment manufacturers CommScope and ARRIS.
From A to B: The 5 Reasons to Join a Community That Permanently Prevents Fraud
We can make many voice frauds impossible with a simple ‘handshake’ check between the A and B-party operators.
Network Security Flaw Lets Smartphone Penis Lock Be Permanently Sealed by Anyone
Anyone wearing a networked genital lock should think about technology security as well as physical security.
Huge Honeypot Study Finds US Robocalls are Stupid but Plentiful
Calls received by 66,606 phone lines over 11 months showed that voice spammers are unsophisticated but persistent.
Bitcoin Entrepreneur Starts Anti-SIM Swap Telco for Rich People
Haseeb Awan charges cryptocurrency millionaires USD99 per month for a mobile plan that requires a notarized letter to make changes.
Biggest Ever RAFM Survey Must End Soon
The RAG Revenue Assurance and Fraud Management Survey will close at the end of Wednesday 14th October. All the data will be shared publicly on 1st November.
Price Cap for UK 070 Numbers Caused 75% Fall in Fraud, Says BICS
The carrier examined a year of data beginning with the date that wholesale price controls were introduced.
Why Did the US Adopt an Anti-Spoofing Solution That Does Not Work for All Calls?
Several clues in the FCC’s latest report hint at the perverse logic behind STIR/SHAKEN.