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Last year I recorded a bunch of calls on a hacked pbx.. I wasn't expecting to hear regular calls of folks who didn't even know they were being routed through a hacked pbx system. https://www.mnxsolutions.com/security/i-accidentally-recorde...
I have a related story. I was in North America, looking for an apartment in Australia. At the time I'd buy phone cards for long distance calls, and they'd always work fine. So, I used the phone card, and tried to call someone about an apartment that looked great. According to the advertisement, it was a woman that owned the apartment and she had an extra bedroom she was renting. I called, and a man answered. It went…
I wonder if they've done any research on what sort of recording keeps people on the line the longest.
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Should that have really been your concern? If every company that processes cards has to be fraud detecting experts, then they CC system is totally broken.
As Harry Tuttle said, "We're all in it together." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlCPkmb6cuY Which is why it pisses me off when a company deploys insecure software or hardware, claiming that network security is the customer's responsibility. So my home network should be reasonably secure, so that it doesn't become part of a bot net. Which means that I have to, or should, become at least knowledgeable enough to know…