So some of the features of mobile communication make it an target for criminals.many people are not concerned with that wrong use of a phone.basically today mobile have big threat of cloning.
So some of the features of mobile communication make it an target for criminals.many people are not concerned with that wrong use of a phone.basically today mobile have big threat of cloning.
This is a ppt on mobile cloning which is an emerging technology.This technology is being used widely these days,and also this
technology offers great help towards data replication and cloning device to device data.. which performs fucntions exactly same as the other device
While mobile cloning is an emerging threat for Indian subscribers, it has been happening in other telecom markets since the 1990s, though mostly with regard to CDMA phones. Pleas in an US District Court in 1997 effectively ended West Texas authorities' first case of `phone cloning.' Authorities in the case estimated the loss at $3,000 to $4,000 for each number used. Southwestern Bell claims wireless fraud costs the industry $650 million each year in the US. Some federal agents in the US have called phone cloning an especially `popular' crime because it is hard to trace. Back home, police officers say the Yasin case is just the tip of the iceberg and have asked operators to improve their technology. But the operators claim they can't do much for now. "It's like stealing cars or duplicating credit card numbers. The service providers cannot do much except keep track of the billing pattern of the users. But since the billing cycle is monthly, the damage is done by the time we can detect the mischief," says a Reliance executive. Qualcomm, which develops CDMA technology globally, says each instance of mobile hacking is different and therefore there is very little an operator can do to prevent hacking. "It's like a virus hitting the computer. Each software used to hack into the network is different, so operators can only keep upgrading their security firewall as and when the hackers strike," says a Qualcomm executive.
This seminar describes about the cell phone cloning with implementation in GSM and CDMA technology phones. It gives an insight into the security mechanism in CDMA and GSM phones along with the loop holes in the systems and discusses on the different ways of preventing this cloning. Moreover, the future threat of this fraud is being elaborated
This is a ppt on mobile cloning which is an emerging technology.This technology is being used widely these days,and also this
technology offers great help towards data replication and cloning device to device data.. which performs fucntions exactly same as the other device
While mobile cloning is an emerging threat for Indian subscribers, it has been happening in other telecom markets since the 1990s, though mostly with regard to CDMA phones. Pleas in an US District Court in 1997 effectively ended West Texas authorities' first case of `phone cloning.' Authorities in the case estimated the loss at $3,000 to $4,000 for each number used. Southwestern Bell claims wireless fraud costs the industry $650 million each year in the US. Some federal agents in the US have called phone cloning an especially `popular' crime because it is hard to trace. Back home, police officers say the Yasin case is just the tip of the iceberg and have asked operators to improve their technology. But the operators claim they can't do much for now. "It's like stealing cars or duplicating credit card numbers. The service providers cannot do much except keep track of the billing pattern of the users. But since the billing cycle is monthly, the damage is done by the time we can detect the mischief," says a Reliance executive. Qualcomm, which develops CDMA technology globally, says each instance of mobile hacking is different and therefore there is very little an operator can do to prevent hacking. "It's like a virus hitting the computer. Each software used to hack into the network is different, so operators can only keep upgrading their security firewall as and when the hackers strike," says a Qualcomm executive.
This seminar describes about the cell phone cloning with implementation in GSM and CDMA technology phones. It gives an insight into the security mechanism in CDMA and GSM phones along with the loop holes in the systems and discusses on the different ways of preventing this cloning. Moreover, the future threat of this fraud is being elaborated
SIM swapping occurs when a fraudster, using social engineering techniques, takes control over your mobile phone SIM card using your stolen personal data.
The presentation is all about internet scams and specially describe the concept of Phishing & pharming and all its related type with a comprehensive description.
Brief introduction on Hacking and its effects.In this technological era it is important to know about whether your data is safe or not on any social media as well as any governmental sites.
Here are some of the most common computer and phone security threats and steps you can take to protect yourself.
Phishing Scams: These are fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information such as passwords and credit card numbers by disguising as a trustworthy entity. To protect against phishing scams, do not click on links or download attachments from unknown or suspicious emails.
Malware: This is malicious software that can infect a computer or phone and cause harm, such as stealing personal information or disrupting the normal functioning of the device. To protect against malware, keep your operating system and software up-to-date, and use reputable antivirus software.
Ransomware: This is a type of malware that encrypts a user's files and demands payment in exchange for the decryption key. To protect against ransomware, regularly back up important files and keep your software and security measures up-to-date.
How to protect smartphones from hackers. Hackers are increasingly targeting your mobile phones. If you engage in personal activities like mobile banking, email, social networking through your smartphone, you could be a potential target. Find out how you can protect yourself from cyber criminals.
Lookout analyzes more than 30,000 apps every day. Although most are safe, there are a few categories to watch out for. Here's Lookout's list of mobile threats to avoid.
A group of sophisticated hackers have targeted Android phones of Israeli Defense personnel by developing a malware named ViperRAT that has spying functions exposing the vital and sensitive whereabouts of the soldiers to the sly enemies.
How to find a violation on the mobile device?Sphere Soc
Our mobile devices contain a lot of personal information, much more than we think, and this makes them a perfect target of cyber criminals. Are we able to recognize a possible violation of our smarphone or tablet? And what can we do to prevent being a victim of a cyber attack?
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## Common Internet Security Threats
Cyber threats are numerous and constantly evolving. Understanding these threats is the first step in protecting against them. Some of the most common internet security threats include:
### Malware
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- **Trojan Horses**: Malicious software disguised as legitimate software.
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2. MALICIOUS APPS
Mobile Apps that are infected with malware often seem to be just like
legitimate apps such as any ordinary instant messaging and gaming
applications.
These apps can reconfigure the settings of your phone and perform
activities like leaking sensitive information or sending emails on your behalf.
3. SMS PHISHING
Scammers send text messages from unknown numbers urging to
reply or click on any provided link.
4. FAKE WIFI NETWORKS
Open WiFi hotspots with legitimate looking names are created by
hackers.
5. ONE RING SCAM
Scammer calls a mobile phone user and hangs up with the objective of
receiving a callback.
Numbers are usually premium numbers.
Check any unfamiliar area codes before initiating a call.