The Bottom Line Upfront
The Federal Communications Commission has identified and named the malicious robocall group "Royal Tiger", aiming to assist international partners in blocking and identifying the actors behind it.
The Breakdown
- "Royal Tiger" has been involved in robocall campaigns designed to defraud consumers, using various techniques to evade prosecution. The FCC's classification will enable industry stakeholders to enhance their defense mechanisms against this threat.
- The FCC's move to publicly name and shame a robocall threat group is a significant step in combating this pervasive issue and protecting consumers from fraudulent activities.
- The commission also highlights the importance of international collaboration in addressing such threats.
- Naming and classifying malicious robocall groups like "Royal Tiger" is considered by the agency to be a crucial measure to increase awareness and cooperation among industry stakeholders and law enforcement agencies, leading to more effective strategies in combating robocall scams.
