FCC proposes new rule to further crackdown on illegal robocalls
2026-04-10T08:51:54Z•23e3a4a98385ac664e0891f5fb9e5a3ba948dced667966fbf9df862b1ce3141f
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What happened
A set of recent cybersecurity and regulatory developments: the FCC proposed tighter rules forcing originating providers to collect and verify subscriber data and face steeper penalties to curb illegal robocalls; the U.S. Treasury announced a free cyber threat-sharing initiative for qualifying crypto firms to receive the same actionable intelligence given to traditional financial institutions; Bitcoin Depot reported a cyberattack that compromised credentials tied to its digital-asset settlement accounts and led to a $3.6M loss (disclosed to the SEC); Russia’s FSB accused a former journalist of协
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