The IRS is warning people about the “largest ever” phone fraud scam targeting taxpayers. In the interest of learning more about this phone-based threat, Pindrop
Fake emails are usually pretty easy to spot because you can look and see if it came from Bank of America or from FreeEmailAddressInEgypt(dot)com,” said
If you are like me, the never ending stories on hackers breaking into businesses don’t even merit a passing glance anymore. We never stop to
Telephony going the Internet way is the title of this series of blog posts. In this concluding post on this topic, let us revisit the
Last week we discussed a number of requirements for phone authentication solutions. Ideally, we want both high accuracy and strong security. This means low false
Voice biometrics, where characteristics of a speaker’s voice are used to authenticate him or her, is a recent development from the long history of speech
All of us need to be vigilant and safeguard our financial lives against social engineering and other attacks that have grown in frequency and sophistication
Pity the phone, long abused by bad people like telemarketers and fraudsters and unable to do anything about it. Caller ID has no security capabilities
Social engineering via the phone comes in every possible form. Below are some examples, with victims from Taiwan to Canada. Phone fraud is easily accomplished