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End-to-end detection of caller ID spoofing attacks

Mustafa et al., 2016

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5444916459592649461
Author
Mustafa H
Xu W
Sadeghi A
Schulz S
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IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing

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Caller ID (caller identification) is a service provided by telephone operators where the phone number and/or the name of the caller is transmitted to inform the callee who is calling. Today, most people trust the caller ID information and some banks even use Caller ID to …
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