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The common culprits of a data breach are retired, lost, or stolen mobile devices. Mobile devices access valuable corporate data and can pose a threat to your company’s networks if unsecured. Chat with us to recover potentially exposed endpoints and establish an effective #IT asset recovery plan: https://hubs.ly/Q02dV4NM0 #Endpoints #FlipsTips #MobilereCell

"Understanding the Principle of SIM Cards" A SIM card is a crucial component in mobile devices, providing authentication and secure communication with the cellular network. It stores user data and encryption keys, allowing access to services like calls and mobile data while ensuring privacy and security. #SIMCard #MobileTechnology #Telecom #WirelessCommunication #NetworkSecurity #TechExplained

This is exciting news for telecom subscribers and industry professionals! The Department of Telecom has introduced a new 10-digit numbering series, starting with 160, exclusively for service and transactional voice calls. This move, by the Telecom Commercial Communication Customer Preference Regulation (TCCCPR) 2018, aims to help subscribers distinguish between legitimate calls from government bodies, regulators, and financial entities, and fraudulent calls. The numbering series will provide insights into the calling entities, telecom operators, and the call's origin. This initiative will enhance communication security and trust among subscribers. It's a positive step towards combating fraudulent activities and ensuring a safer telecom environment. #Telecom #Communication #Regulation #Security

The market is entering a transition period as portable digital identity solutions are starting to mature, which in the next five years, will reduce the demand for standalone identity verification,

🚨 **Stay Alert: 70% of Frauds Happen Through Mobile Devices!** 🚨 In today's digital world, our mobile phones are not just communication tools; they are also a gateway for fraudsters. A staggering 70% of frauds are committed via mobile devices. It's crucial to stay vigilant! Here are some quick tips to keep your information secure: - Never share personal info in response to unsolicited calls or messages. - Use strong, unique passwords for different accounts. - Think twice before clicking on unknown links or offers. Help keep everyone safe - share this post and spread awareness!

The market is entering a transition period as portable digital identity solutions are starting to mature, which in the next five years, will reduce the demand for standalone identity verification,

The market is entering a transition period as portable digital identity solutions are starting to mature, which in the next five years, will reduce the demand for standalone identity verification,

Remember the state of our world when you see headlines like this. AT&T was hit the hardest, but other providers such as Verizon, T-Mobile, and USCellular also reported impacts to their networks. It is entirely possible that this will be found to have a “conventional” cause: rats ate a router somewhere, Act of God, etc. It is also possible that in the fullness of time we will learn that this was part of a coordinated #cyberattack against America’s telecommunications infrastructure. Cybercrime and cyberwarfare will soon no longer be satisfied with bleeding the financial resources of their targets, or simply causing widespread bureacratic inconvenience. “Do what we want, or people will get hurt.” “Stand down, or you will be unable to help them.” I’m not saying that today is one of those red letter days, but it might be. What I’m saying is that the capabilities already exist to make one of those days happen any day now. Killer code is coming. #att #verizon #tmobile #telecommunications #cellphonewoes

LTE provides mutual authentication between the mobile device and the network, ensuring both that the device is authorized and that the network is an expected connection point. This, coupled with better encryption than UMTS, enhances the privacy of the user’s communication. However, LTE is subject to several compromise scenarios, including the ability for an attacker to force the LTE-capable device to downgrade its communication to UMTS.