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FAS Fraud: How to Detect and Address Hidden Revenue Loss
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FAS Fraud: How to Detect and Address Hidden Revenue Loss
FAS fraud is one of the most elusive forms of revenue leakage in modern telecom networks. It hides within normal traffic patterns and leaves few obvious traces, meaning operators often detect it only after significant financial damage has already occurred. Understanding how FAS works and why traditional controls struggle to stop it is essential for protecting both revenue and customer trust.
AI Journal: Why Telecom Regulators Must Embrace Technical Defenses
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AI Journal: Why Telecom Regulators Must Embrace Technical Defenses
The AI Journal, drawing on AB Handshake’s insights, outlines why regulators must adopt real-time, AI-driven defenses to secure national networks.
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Tech Times: Vision for a Fraud-Free Telecom Future
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Tech Times: Vision for a Fraud-Free Telecom Future
A recent Tech Times article highlights AB Handshake’s collaborative approach to combating telecom fraud at the national level, helping regulators and operators work together to protect networks and restore trust in communications.
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International Business Times: Telecom's Silent Epidemic
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International Business Times: Telecom's Silent Epidemic
An International Business Times article highlights how AB Handshake addresses this challenge with collaborative validation and precise fraud detection.
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Whitepaper: National Anti-Fraud Platform—A Unified Approach to Telecom Security
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Whitepaper: National Anti-Fraud Platform—A Unified Approach to Telecom Security
Learn how regulators can protect citizens, commerce, and national security by establishing technical approaches to telecom fraud prevention at the national level.
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Impersonation Fraud Protection: A Guide for Banks and Enterprises
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Impersonation Fraud Protection: A Guide for Banks and Enterprises
Impersonation fraud is one of the fastest-growing threats in telecom, targeting banks, enterprises, and their customers through spoofed calls and SMS. This guide explains how fraudsters exploit telecom protocols, why detection is difficult, and what regulators, operators, and enterprises can do to stop these scams. Learn about smishing, vishing, real-world case studies, and advanced solutions like real-time call validation and national anti-fraud platforms.
AB Handshake Completes Self-Certification Under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework
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AB Handshake Completes Self-Certification Under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework
AB Handshake is now officially self-certified under the EU-U.S. DATA Privacy Framework and UK extension, ensuring GDPR-aligned protection for personal data transferred from the EU and UK to the U.S.
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Winner - Rocco Messaging Hackathon 2025
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Winner - Rocco Messaging Hackathon 2025
Restoring integrity to the global A2P SMS market
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AB Handshake Considered by FCC in Closing the Non-IP Caller ID Authentication Gap
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AB Handshake Considered by FCC in Closing the Non-IP Caller ID Authentication Gap
The FCC is evaluating AB Handshake as a non-IP caller ID authentication framework for non-IP traffic. As the commission seeks to address a major telecom vulnerability, AB Handshake offers a real-time, vendor-neutral solution to help legacy networks from spoofing and fraud.
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