AI, Data & Analytics

The latest public data from the US traceback group shows more scam calls are being traced to the Big 3 operators than before.

Google wants to identify harmful comms received on your phone but will they be any more successful than they are with email?

A lot of money will be made if CAMARA and Aduna succeed in delivering universal network APIs. However, a recent post by analyst Dean Bubley reminds us that the dream of global interoperability is not just a technological challenge.

TransUnion says they track the details of 8.6 billion phone numbers across 250 countries and territories. Who has consented to this?

If we believe in following the science, why have we not adopted an empirical approach to fighting networked fraud?

News journalists recycled a marketing stunt whilst missing a more important story about a telco demanding more police to fight fraud.

ISO's adoption of the vLEIs promoted by the banking community has implications for tackling telecoms imposter frauds.

Nobody at the FCC looked closely at the submission from a man called Bhavesh about a business called Bhavesh.

Fraud prevention is a goal that be oddly disconnected from other developments in the technology of telecoms.

India is showing that consumers can be protected using blockchains.

Commonwealth Bank will automatically relay phone numbers and URLs used by scammers so comms providers can take immediate action.

Australia's One Nation party cited a recent SIM swap when arguing against government centralization of digital identities.