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US website offers Caller ID falsification service | The Register
by Decius at 10:15 am EDT, Aug 31, 2004 |
] Overdue debtors beware: You may not be able to rely on
] Caller ID to screen out those annoying bill collectors
] much longer. A California entrepreneur has a plan to
] bring the hacker technique of Caller ID spoofing to the
] business world, beginning with collection agencies and
] private investigators.
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] Slated for launch this week, Star38.com would offer
] subscribers a simple Web interface to a Caller ID
] spoofing system that lets them appear to be calling from
] any number they choose. "It creates an extra avenue for
] them to have someone pick up the phone," says founder
] Jason Jepson. |
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RE: US website offers Caller ID falsification service | The Register
by flynn23 at 12:17 pm EDT, Aug 31, 2004 |
Decius wrote:
] ] Overdue debtors beware: You may not be able to rely on
] ] Caller ID to screen out those annoying bill collectors
] ] much longer. A California entrepreneur has a plan to
] ] bring the hacker technique of Caller ID spoofing to the
] ] business world, beginning with collection agencies and
] ] private investigators.
] ]
] ] Slated for launch this week, Star38.com would offer
] ] subscribers a simple Web interface to a Caller ID
] ] spoofing system that lets them appear to be calling from
] ] any number they choose. "It creates an extra avenue for
] ] them to have someone pick up the phone," says founder
] ] Jason Jepson. why pay when you can do it for free just as easily? hell, with the money that you'd pay for this service, you could just get a SS7 hookup and use several dozen exploits. |
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RE: US website offers Caller ID falsification service | The Register
by bucy at 1:28 pm EDT, Aug 31, 2004 |
] ] Slated for launch this week, Star38.com would offer
] ] subscribers a simple Web interface to a Caller ID
] ] spoofing system that lets them appear to be calling from
] ] any number they choose. "It creates an extra avenue for
] ] them to have someone pick up the phone," says founder
] ] Jason Jepson. If this isn't already illegal, I expect it will be soon... |
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US website offers Caller ID falsification service | The Register
by Shannon at 11:32 am EDT, Aug 31, 2004 |
] Overdue debtors beware: You may not be able to rely on
] Caller ID to screen out those annoying bill collectors
] much longer. A California entrepreneur has a plan to
] bring the hacker technique of Caller ID spoofing to the
] business world, beginning with collection agencies and
] private investigators.
]
] Slated for launch this week, Star38.com would offer
] subscribers a simple Web interface to a Caller ID
] spoofing system that lets them appear to be calling from
] any number they choose. "It creates an extra avenue for
] them to have someone pick up the phone," says founder
] Jason Jepson. This is a good thing in away..."Please hold on one minute while i verify your telephone...Hmmm, It appears that this telephone # does not belong to the company you claim to be from. I don't know who you are, so I can't answer any of your questions. I will report this call to the police." |
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