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The Esya Centre report argued that much of the online fraud happens through phishing, stolen passwords, malware and hijacked sessions, something SIM binding does not directly address. (Unsplash)
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Most businesses worry about SIM fraud, don’t think SIM binding will stop it: Survey

 October 23, 2026  Leave a Comment on Most businesses worry about SIM fraud, don’t think SIM binding will stop it: Survey

Nearly nine in 10 small businesses are worried about fraud linked to SIM cards, but most of them do not believe that tying messaging apps…

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