The case began after telecommunications company BT identified unauthorised activity affecting its systems in early November 2021.

Four people lost almost £200,000 in crypto after their BT numbers were hijacked. Ajay Shinjin, 25, who kept over £44,000, was ...

SIM swapping represents a critical fraud risk that preys on individuals' mobile identities. Scammers collect sensitive ...

At a conference in Midtown Manhattan last May, Seth Shapiro watched his life’s savings disappear in a matter of minutes. He later learned from detectives that a group of hackers had seized control of ...

Ajay Shinjin exploited SIM-swap technology to take nearly £200,000 from multiple victims' cryptocurrency accounts, using it ...

But for thousands of Indians, those few silent minutes are enough for cybercriminals to take over their mobile number, intercept every OTP, reset banking passwords, and drain their bank accounts ...

(Feature Impact) The first sign is unexpectedly losing access to your cell phone. Soon after, when you connect to Wi-Fi, the gravity of the situation sinks in: a criminal has gained access to your ...

A frozen phone screen, a fake customer-care call, a screen-sharing request or even a duplicate SIM can give cybercriminals a route into your bank account.

Imagine your phone rings out of the blue. The person on the other end of the line delivers incredible news: You’ve just won a brand-new iPhone, R30 000 in cash, and a R5 000 grocery voucher. It sounds ...