Another Bad US Proposal Wants More Punishment for Telcos Instead of Punishing Robocallers
The FCC wastes time on bad data from biased lobbyists when the universal answer to crime is to punish the criminals responsible.
The FCC wastes time on bad data from biased lobbyists when the universal answer to crime is to punish the criminals responsible.
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco wants a stream of new prosecutors with experience of fighting cyber crime across borders.
The company’s banker was fooled by an AI simulation of the director’s voice plus emailed instructions to transfer money.
Philip Jansen, Chief Executive of BT, wants women to dial 888 so their late-night journeys can be monitored.
Don Reinhart is marrying signals intelligence to data analysis in anticipation of huge growth in the number of networked devices.
The FBI operated an encrypted messaging network for criminals, leading to over 800 arrests and major drug busts worldwide.
Safe-Inet advertised its ‘bulletproof’ virtual private network services on black hat forums.
Gregory Lewis was convicted of kidnapping and murdering an employee of a Verizon store he wanted to rob. His lawyers argued otherwise, but CDRs showed Lewis was at the location of each crime.
The boss of an Alaskan carrier forged signatures to make it seem like she had secured valuable wholesale contracts. Previously she worked in risk management.
Daniel Kaye launched massive DDoS attacks at Liberian network Lonestar after being hired by rival telco Cellcom.