We can help inspect your systems and operations to discover vulnerabilities as well as provide recommendations and steps to help protect your systems from attack. If you have already had problems we can help to forensically evaluate events and uncover the source.

Telecommunications crime is the fraudulent use of any telephone, microwave, satellite or other telecommunications system. One of the largest "markets" for this type of fraud is the cloning of cellular telephones, a relatively simple procedure that can be done with the purchase of over-the-counter electronic equipment. Phreak is short for phone phreak, a hacker of the telephone system. A phreak, (or a phreaker) is someone who wants to learn about the telephone system. Some people who claim to be phreaks are thieves who do nothing but rip off long distance service. A phreak is not someone who destroys phone property if it's not necessary for the advancement of their knowledge of said system.

Our expert consultants are available 365 days per year, to travel to any location worldwide, to assist and advise you with your high technology issues.

Wire and Electronic Crime Consulting Services Include:

• Voicemail hacking - gaining unauthorized access to your voice mailboxes. This allows an attacker to hear voice mails, and in some cases make cheap long distance phone calls through call forwarding
• Cellular cloning
• Cellular phone fraud - The unauthorized use, tampering, or manipulation of a cellular phone or service. This can be accomplished by either use of a stolen phone, or where an actor signs up for service under false identification or where the actor clones a valid electronic serial number (ESN) by using an ESN reader and reprograms another cellular phone with a valid ESN number
• Force dialing to 900 numbers or overseas charge-back numbers
• Interception of information from voicemail boxes
• Pager tracing
• Leaving harassing or threatening messages
• Defacing voicemail greetings
• Phone line scanning to identify undocumented or uncontrolled modems connecting client computers directly to the external telephone network. These phone lines and modems are important because they may represent security holes in the organization's security perimeter.
• Remote access to phone extensions
• Business phone hacking
• PBX hacking - gaining unauthorized access to your telephone system, allowing the individual to make anonymous and free phone calls
• Phone systems penetration testing
• Voicemail manipulation, forwarding of private messages
• Bypassing account codes
• Intercom hacking
• Harassing phone calls
• Theft of service- placing phone calls on company lines via remote access
• Theft of telecommunication
• Disguising personal phone usage
• Telecommunications Training and Seminars
• Threatening Phone call Tracing