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On June 25, 2019, Cybereason reported that hackers, most likely China's state affiliated APT10 group, had comprehensively hacked numerous telecommunications companies around the world. read more
China-Linked Hackers Have Breached Deep Inside Teleco Providers and Have Complete Control of Data and Networks read more
Cybereason Says Theft of Subscribers' Call Metadata Could Be Linked to Chinese APT GroupAttackers - likely operating from China - have been surreptitiously hacking into global telecommunications...
Cybereason lifts lid on highly sophisticated long-running espionage campaign targeting phone carriers Hackers infiltrated the networks of more than ten cellular telcos around the world, and...
Privacy slip allegations dog cellular network giants... while FCC twiddles its thumbs A bounty hunter was able to get the live location of a number of different individuals from American cellphone...
Cellular networks asked nicely to 'fess up or something might, maybe, happen some day The US Federal Trade Commission has asked seven American providers of mobile broadband service to provide...
Rights warrior ticked off after yet another report of whereabouts being flogged to dodgy geezers US Senator Ron Wyden is renewing his calls for legislation banning the sale of people's private...
Tells gov.au: There's your scope creep. Now can we talk about busting cryptography? When Australia implemented its telecommunications data retention regime, privacy wonks worried about the...
An attacker could escalate privileges on the server, further penetrating the network, harvesting customer information or mounting credible social-engineering campaigns.
Following last month's revelations of privacy violations, mobile carriers have been shamed into taking action.