FCC proposes new rule to further crackdown on illegal robocalls

2026-04-10T02:51:57Zaf19e60ebfd30ecdc27c4820f47c775bb2bfdce478eca02b1eb21f1c1183b199
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What happened

A set of cybersecurity and fraud developments: the FCC proposed stricter rules forcing originating providers to collect and verify customer call‑origination data and face steeper penalties to curb illegal robocalls; the U.S. Treasury announced a voluntary cyber threat‑sharing initiative for eligible crypto industry firms to receive actionable intelligence; Russia’s FSB accused a former Radio Free Europe journalist of aiding cyberattacks for Ukraine via an SBU‑linked Telegram channel; crypto ATM operator Bitcoin Depot disclosed a cyberattack that allowed threat actors to obtain credentials and夺

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