[Hidden-tech] new spam call technique?

[ussailis at shaysnet.com]

If the black hats are clever enough to spoof your own number...

Spoofing a phone number is trivial. There is a web site that does for you.
I tried it once, as at that time I had enough phone lines to do so.

I had two numbers here and one in Nova Scotia in Canada. That number in NS
was on wha=t they called the "cottage rate" which is about half price in
the colder months. Essentially it is disconnected, but the number and
directory listing goes on.

So I called from one line thru the web site, to my second line here, and
used the NS number for a spoof. During the "call" here, I checked my ID box
here noting that the NS number was displayed. 

If someone can write a web page to do this, it shouldn't be much of an
exercise to do it in a "boiler room."


Jim Ussailis

Original email:
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From: Doug Lowing delowing at gmail.com
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 17:07:15 -0500
To: dede at dedewilson.com, hidden-discuss at lists.hidden-tech.net
Subject: Re: [Hidden-tech] new spam call technique?







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