Published: 09 Oct 2021 › Updated: 09 Oct 2021
Syniverse hack: another argument in favor of Open Source?
Syniverse, a major mobile text (SMS) carrier, had been hacked, with the hackers enjoying access
to some parts of Syniverse's infrastructure for over 5 years. What is the best way to avoid
a repeat of such a scenario? How should we improve security of our communications?
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