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All major VOIP solutions are already cryptographically secured. In this case the attacker was not able to pull off anything akin to a caller ID impersonation, t
by MaxBarraclough 2y ago
All major VOIP solutions are already cryptographically secured. In this case the attacker was not able to pull off anything akin to a caller ID impersonation, they made the call from an unknown number and tried to explain it away:
> The Vigna deepfaker began explaining that he was calling from a different mobile phone number because he needed to discuss something confidential
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> they made the call from an unknown number and tried to explain it away Also, phones get stolen and people lose their phones. This is fundamentally a social problem. Technology can help but not solve it.