AI signaling threat detection, deepfake voice detection, autonomous SOC.
Underground syndicates commercialized "Clone King" EPROM modification kits, allowing widespread cellular subscription fraud and free international calls across North American carriers.
Attackers spoofed ICMP Echo Requests to IP directed-broadcast addresses — including Portuguese academic backbones FCCN/RCTS — producing 100x amplification floods that downed victims' uplinks.
Hackers breached T-Mobile's backend web customer-care interface, gaining unauthorized access to Danger cloud servers and publishing private celebrity phonebooks, SMS logs, and photos.
Cybercriminals abused SS7 roaming interfaces to intercept bank-issued SMS one-time passcodes (OTPs), draining accounts of customers at O2 Germany and Metro Bank UK.
Federal indictments exposed international cybercrime rings bribing retail store employees at AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile to execute unauthorized SIM swaps, stealing tens of millions of dollars in cryptocurrency.
3GPP and leading telecom vendors standardized the Network Data Analytics Function (NWDAF), integrating machine learning and deep reinforcement learning directly into 5G Core signaling planes to detect sub-second zero-day signaling exploits autonomously.
Attackers executed an unauthorized SIM swap against the phone number tied to the US SEC official X account, broadcasting a fraudulent Bitcoin ETF approval that caused hundreds of millions in market swings.
Days before the New Hampshire primary, a cloned AI voice of President Biden urged Democrats not to vote. The FCC responded within weeks by ruling that AI-generated voices are "artificial" under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act — making AI voice robocalls illegal outright.
A multinational firm's Hong Kong branch lost $25.6 million (HK$200M) after an employee was deceived into authorizing wire transfers during a video conference where every other participant was an AI-synthesized real-time deepfake.
Sophisticated social engineering syndicates deployed zero-shot generative voice-cloning models to synthesize real-time conversational audio of corporate executives, bypassing carrier voice biometrics and executing multimillion-dollar SIM swaps and wire transfers.