Voice used to be the final layer of trust. If a call sounded right, most systems and most people treated it as real. That assumption powered everything from executive approvals to bank verifications to customer service workflows. It made sense in a world where voices were difficult to imitate. AI voice impersonation attacks have crossed […]

Picture this: a wire transfer request comes in over a voice call. It sounds exactly like your CEO—the breathing, the pauses, the “ums” between sentences. You approve it. Later, you find out your CEO never made that call. This is not a hypothetical. This is generative AI telecom fraud in 2026, and it is already […]

It is 2:17 a.m. in the network operations center. Two alarms are live. A legacy TDM interconnect is degrading on one screen while an IP trunk holds steady on another. Fraud flags are spiking at the boundary between them, and nobody wants to be the engineer who called the cutover too early. This is the […]

Your network operations center receives an alert at 3 AM: unusual call volume from Nigeria routing through a European interconnect. The CLI is properly formatted, call durations average 90 seconds, and the traffic profile matches a known enterprise customer’s campaign. Do you block it and risk angering a paying client? Or let it through and […]