Fraud

Why Are Data Centers Driving Up Cleveland's Electric Bills?
Technology Why Are Data Centers Driving Up Cleveland's Electric Bills?

Imagine opening your monthly electric bill in Cleveland, Ohio, only to find it has jumped yet again, squeezing an already tight household budget to the breaking point. This isn’t just a random spike; it’s a direct result of the unseen giants of the digital age—data centers—sprouting across

Slow Adoption of 5G Network APIs Despite Anti-Fraud Gains
Technology Slow Adoption of 5G Network APIs Despite Anti-Fraud Gains

What if a technology hailed as the backbone of tomorrow’s digital world is barely making a dent today? Nearly three years into efforts to push 5G network APIs into the mainstream, the industry finds itself grappling with a frustrating reality: adoption is crawling at a snail’s pace. Despite their

Did Kenya's CA Mandate DNA Collection for SIM Registration?
Market Did Kenya's CA Mandate DNA Collection for SIM Registration?

In a digital era where personal data is often at the heart of privacy debates, a recent uproar in Kenya has spotlighted the intersection of telecommunications regulations and individual rights, raising critical questions about balancing digital safety with personal privacy. The Communications

Southeast Asia Unites to Combat Cross-Border Cyber Fraud
Security Southeast Asia Unites to Combat Cross-Border Cyber Fraud

In a groundbreaking move that signals a new era of regional cooperation, six Southeast Asian nations—China, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam—have come together to launch an unprecedented joint operation aimed at tackling the rampant issue of cross-border telecom and online fraud. This

AB Handshake Combats Telecom Fraud Without Blocking Legit Calls
Security AB Handshake Combats Telecom Fraud Without Blocking Legit Calls

In an era where telecom fraud siphons off billions annually from the global industry, the challenge of protecting networks while ensuring uninterrupted service for legitimate users has never been more critical. Recent estimates suggest that fraud accounts for a staggering loss of nearly $40 billion

Chinese Cybercrime Group Targets IIS Servers for SEO Fraud
Security Chinese Cybercrime Group Targets IIS Servers for SEO Fraud

In a startling revelation, cybersecurity experts have uncovered a sophisticated operation by a Chinese-speaking cybercrime group, tracked as UAT-8099, which has been targeting high-value Internet Information Services (IIS) servers across multiple continents for search engine optimization (SEO)

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