Fujitsu starts field trials of technology to nix phone scams
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Detecting remittance-solicitation phone phishing scams by analyzing changes in voice pitch and level, and looking for keyword repetition
Example of changes in voice pitch and level detected by the new system
Researchers from Nagoya University and Fujitsu are set to begin field trials of an automated detection system that alerts a call recipient to possible phone phishing scams (Photo courtesy of Fujitsu Limited)
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Researchers from Nagoya University and Fujitsu have spent the last few years developing an automated detection system that alerts the recipient to possible phone phishing scams. After successful simulation testing, the team has now announced plans for household field trials.
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