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Analysis and detection of SIMbox fraud in mobility networks

Murynets et al., 2014

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9630716793945735890
Author
Murynets I
Zabarankin M
Jover R
Panagia A
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE INFOCOM 2014-IEEE Conference on Computer Communications

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Voice traffic termination fraud, often referred to as Subscriber Identity Module box (SIMbox) fraud, is a common illegal practice on mobile networks. As a result, cellular operators around the globe lose billions annually. Moreover, SIMboxes compromise the cellular network …
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