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Q2 FY22 |
Telecom Fraud Alerts
Important Updates
➡️ Total suspected fraudulent numbers reported in the month of July,August,September: 37,787 ➡️ Number of countries reported for fraudulent traffic in July: 98 ➡️ Number of countries reported for fraudulent traffic in August: 103 ➡️ Number of countries reported for fraudulent traffic in September: 91 Source: GSMA & Subex's MS Center of Excellence (CoE)
Top 10 Fraudulent Traffic Destinations |
Source: GSMA & Subex's MS Center of Excellence (CoE) |
Top Fraud Incidents Reported By Fraud Type |
Source: GSMA & Subex's MS Center of Excellence (CoE) |
Telecom Frauds Reported |
CoxHealth reports scam attempts among area residents
Numerous residents have reached out to CoxHealth reporting that they have been called by someone attempting to connect about various health issues. In many cases, these calls have spoofed CoxHealth’s name.
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New tricks scammers use to con Kenyans
According to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, fraudsters use the 'One Ring to Rule Them All,' where they call numbers and immediately disconnect with hopes that curious people will return the call.
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US Customs and Border Protection warns of scammers impersonating officers
United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents and officers nationwide are receiving numerous calls from residents concerned about unsolicited calls from scammers posing as a CBP agent or officer.
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Man Arrested For Illegally Routing International Calls
The City Crime Branch (CCB) Police have arrested a man for routing international voice calls made on Indian phone numbers using his illegal telecom set-up that bypassed the legal gateway for such connections and caused financial loss.
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