Digital audio forensics is used for a variety of applications ranging from authenticating audio
files to link an audio recording to the acquisition device (eg, microphone), and also linking to …

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H04W 12/00(2009.01) H04W 12/10(2009.01)(52) US Ci.??? H04L 65/1076 (2013.01); …

Generative machine learning models have made convincing voice synthesis a reality. While
such tools can be extremely useful in applications where people consent to their voices …

Due to their complexity and opaqueness, cellular networks have been subject to numerous
attacks over the past few decades. These attacks are a real problem to telecom operators …

Telephone users are receiving more and more unwanted calls including spam and scam
calls because of the transfer-without-verification nature of global telephone networks, which …

Telephone spam costs United States consumers $8.6 billion annually. In 2014, the Federal
Trade Commission has received over 22 million complaints of illegal and wanted calls …

The emerging use of modern technologies has not only benefited society but also attracted
fraudsters and criminals to misuse the technology for financial benefits. Fraud over the …

Password-authenticated key exchange (PAKE) is a major area of cryptographic protocol
research and practice. Many PAKE proposals have emerged in the 30 years following the …

Telephone networks first appeared more than a hundred years ago, long before transistors
were invented. They, therefore, form the oldest large scale network that has grown to touch …

Cyber criminals are increasingly using robocalling, voice phishing and caller ID spoofing to
craft attacks that are being used to scam unsuspecting users who have traditionally trusted …