Chinese criminal gangs have reportedly made over $1 billion through the use of scam text messages and phone calls. The Wall ...

Criminal groups based in China have made more than $1 billion from text message scams targeting Americans, according to the Department of Homeland Security. The scam texts claim to be from agencies ...

Security officials describe sprawling criminal ecosystems behind these fraudulent messages – networks that use industrial-scale text-sending systems, sophisticated phishing websites, and a supply ...

Americans are being blitzed by bogus fee texts; investigators say China-based gangs use SIM farms, phishing sites and mobile ...

Aided by US-based mules, these Chinese cybercrooks pester you with annoying scam texts - and cash in big time. Here's how the scam works, and what you can do.

The Department of Homeland Security says that Chinese criminal gangs have made more than $1 billion from text scams ...

Making the fraud possible: an ingenious trick allowing criminals to install stolen card numbers in Google and Apple Wallets in Asia, then share the cards with the people in the U.S. making purchases ...

As China’s three major carriers launch eSIM mobile services nationwide, China Telecom announced that domestic manufacturers ...

Text message scammers use badgering texts to extract financial information then pay American gig workers to use stolen info ...

Apple Inc. is bringing its superthin iPhone Air to China after a pause that allowed local carriers to prepare for the ...

China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom have launched commercial trials for eSIM services, marking China’s move toward ...