Criminals are increasingly using a technique called “SIM swapping” to steal personal information and gain access to your ...

At that point the attacker can use the number to access accounts that use text (SMS) messaging or phone calling to reset passwords, multifactor bypass, etc. How do we prevent SIM attacks?

Criminals don't need a physical SIM card to make the swap. In most cases, they call the mobile carrier and impersonate a victim. Here's how to protect yourself.

SIM cards are so thoroughly integrated into our everyday lives that we don't pay attention to them anymore and do not understand what they are used for. In this article, we dig into the concept of SIM ...

DoT’s Sanchar Saathi portal helps users track and report unauthorised SIM cards linked to Aadhaar, protecting against rising ...

Scammers want access to the most sensitive data available, like a social security number or credit card. But those are much more heavily protected, so they settle on the next best thing for ...

With SIM card fraud on the rise, it’s possible someone might be using your identity—especially your Aadhaar number—to register a mobile connection without your knowledge.

Is my phone number connected to my iPhone? No. Your iPhone has a serial number (or IMEI) which identifies that particular device, but the phone number comes from the SIM card you use.

It's unique and inherent to every SIM card, so even if you change your phone but use the same SIM, the ICCID number will be the same.