Combating Caller ID Spoofing on Mobile PhonesWhat's NEW?
ProblemCaller ID spoofing forges the authentic caller identity, thus making the call appear to originate from another user. This seemingly simple attack technique has been used in the growing telephony frauds and scam calls, resulting in substantial monetary loss and victim complaints. Unfortunately, caller ID spoofing is easy to launch, yet hard to defend; no effective and practical defense solutions are in place to date. We aim to develop callee-only or other practical and effective solution to help mobile users combat caller ID Spoofing. CEIVE: Combating Caller ID Spoofing on 4G Mobile Phones Via Callee-Only Inference and Verification
Watch our CEIVE demo against “Consulate Phone Scam”
Scam calls from Chinese consulate have been repeatedly report in recent news and alerts (e.g., FTC, China-embassy, FCC, NBC, Washington Post, CBS, NPR, WNYC, XinhuaNet ). One victim in San Francisco even lost $3M ([https:goo.gl/pJYFNM SFgate). Here is our CEIVE demo which successfully detects this spoofing (Done on August 15, 2018).
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