Telecommunications Act 1997 applies:
"The ACMA, carriers and carriage service providers must do their best to
prevent telecommunications networks and facilities from being used to
commit offences."
I'd say the telcos are due to be put on notice regarding the use of CLID
spoofing.
Kind regards
P
On 1/05/2018 7:19 AM, Matthew Moyle-Croft wrote:
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>
> This happens because people aren’t validating CLID on interconnects. It’s not
> really
> about security and authentication of VOIP infrastructure. It came about
> because
> people want to set CLID on outbound calls via carriers that don’
SPF / DKIM for phone calls? That would be great, but what about calls that
are forwarded by systems that originate from a third party, you want to
maintain the original CLID during forwarding so you overstamp it to the
outbound call as it's forwarded. With email forwarding addresses, this
sometimes
There is work going on in the IETF ART WG with RFC7340 and RFC 8224 leading
the way.
I'm not convinced we will get widespread implementation.
Looks like caller ID spoofing is likely to persist for a while...
Narelle
On Tue, 1 May 2018, 8:24 AM Nick Stallman wrote:
> My 2c, it is really tr
My 2c, it is really trivial to get a voip service with zero caller ID
validation.
I've got one, and while we have a legitimate purpose for it, it only
took a single email to request validation to be turned off and it didn't
even cost anything.
Works perfectly with all telcos in Australia, I've
I got hit with the numbers below last night. I pickup and get just silence
for 5-10 seconds and then the line hangs up. Calling back I get an error
saying that the mobile phone I've dialed is not accepting calls.
0401996173
0404234730
Regards,
Jason.
On 1 May 2018 at 07:19, Matthew Moyle-Croft
> On 30 Apr 2018, at 2:03 pm, Narelle wrote:
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> The problem is that they are now using genuine third party numbers.
>
> And the poor ducks that actually own them end up receiving a million calls in
> response.
>
> Please everyone - make sure you secure your call servers and ensure good
The problem is that they are now using genuine third party numbers.
And the poor ducks that actually own them end up receiving a million calls
in response.
Please everyone - make sure you secure your call servers and ensure good
authentication!! Not to mention enforcement of number ownership in y
Yea got 2 today and one yesterday all were the Telstra scam, you know
the one... alleging to be from Telstra technical support.
0403 567 139
0161 926 190 91
+91 80-432 640 00
I block them at the pbx so they cant call me from that number again.
Chris.
On 1/05/2018 1:05 am, Tom Storey wrote:
> Im b
Im based in London, but a colleague of mine has been getting a few calls on
his mobile recently from random Australian numbers.
Random-ish anyway. The last 3 digits seem to be the same, although that
could be entirely coincidental.
0403 595 417
0401 499 417
Does anyone else see the same kind of
And here is the promised summary of responses! Thanks team. Please send any
additional commentary to narelle.clark "at" accan.org.au-nospamplease
Problem statement:
Consumer reps are hearing a rise in the incidence of VoIP calls faking
their caller ID for the purposes of spamming and scamming.
Co
Yes I have seen this. Even personally had it
Had the solar grant scam call with it’s Caller ID as a Gladstone number.
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On 23 Apr 2018, at 11:37 am, Matt Perkins wrote:
I would say they are likely coming in from overseas based telco's. All of
the Australian based operators tha
I would say they are likely coming in from overseas based telco's. All
of the Australian based operators that im aware of take their
responsibility seriously when setting the outbound calling number that
calling customer has the rite to use that number. We will not set an
outbound CLID for our
Hi folks
we may be hearing a rise in the incidence of VoIP calls faking their caller
ID for the purposes of spamming and scamming.
Consumers check the caller ID on their hand CND and accept the Australian
sourced number, only to find it is a complete scam. This is often tied to
the 'missed call sc
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