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Case Study: What's New in GoAntiFraud Patch 0.99.11?
New GoAntiFraud Patch 0.99.11 makes the following upgrades available: Validation of types of expressions in action is added The validation of types of expressions is added to the edit of ussd messages, incoming SMS, as well as events. When writing an incorrect expression in the "ACTION" section, you will see a message that describes the specific mistake. The alphabetically sorting in the drop-down lists is added The alphabetical sorting in the drop-down lists of the system is added for more convenient display of the drop-down items in your account. Support for USNN is added USSN is information provided by the operator without sending a special ussd request. The editor for processing these messages similar to the ussd message editor or the incoming SMS message editor is added. The operator field is added to the Channel panel You can see which operator’s cards are in the channels of your gateway. Support for SkyLine / Ejoin Tech web interface is added You can open and manage the Web interface of your SkyLine/Ejoin Tech equipment directly from your account. To view this interface, all you have to do is right-click on the equipment and the "Web interface".
Case Study: What's New in GoAntiFraud Patch 0.99.09?
GoAntiFraud has recently released a new patch - 0.99.09. It makes the following upgrades available: The user’ roles and permissions are added Section "MultiUser" is a module for access to control an account to other users. To do this, you need only specify the username, password, and e-mail. You can then select the role for the user (from the reading mode to full access to the account with the possibility of changes). The originator prefix is added in calls history Now you can see the originator prefix of in the call history so you can track them. SIM move to the archive when cards are offline for more than 5 minutes is added Your cards will be stored in the SIM archive when they are offline for more than 5 minutes to view information on the last card in this port even after the card has been extracted. Check for the uniqueness of top-up codes is added The checking for uniqueness of top-up codes allows you to add a lot of top-up o that you do not worry about their recurrence. The system will not add the codes that were previously added. Payment via Interkassa/Visa is added From now on, paying for licenses becomes easy. You can pay for the license via Interkassa/Visa.
Case Study: What's new in GoAntiFraud Patch 0.99.08?
GoAntiFraud has recently released a new patch - 0.99.08. Consider the main innovations: The SIM bank options window is added From now on you can specify the SIM bank name and set a different password for the web interface of your SIM bank without having to re-add it. Change the GoIP SIM bank identification from id (1.xx) to the actual name. All existing banks are renamed to "(.xx)" Since you can specify the SIM bank name now, it will be displayed in the SIM panel in the header filter. For those who get used to name like {NUMBER}.xx, we have made a custom name according to your habits. Add counters for failed calls to block to the SIM panel Previously, we displayed the counter of failed calls after cards had been loaded to the gateway. To avoid misunderstanding, we add counters of failed calls in a row to improve monitoring. Call audio record to download is added From current patch. you cannot only listen to the call records but also download them in just one click. Advanced filters for SIM panel fields are added You can customize your SIM panel to better understand the behavior of different SIM cards. We have created convenient filters for each individual column. Using filters, you can display information anyway. The color for the third tariff option in the tariff schedule editor is changed You can specify day/night activity of your cards through the schedule in tariff option as before. We have now made more useful and informative color arrangement. The plus button is added to the internal softphone Improved interface for helpful utility. The summary info columns to the top-up pool list are added Now you can see the statistical data on the SIM-cards you have already used and topped up. The priority factors are added to tariff options edit form If you care about evenly or custom load on the cards, you can clearly specify it now. The sign in by email option is added No need to remember login now. The user control module is added We have also simplified access for each user you grant access to your account if you want to share your account but don’t want to give your personal credentials to anybody.
New GoAntiFraud Features: the Dashboard to Work with the Service
From now GoAntiFraud customers can use a convenient dashboard. It allows the user to create a set of widgets to display the overall system status and basic call statistics. Dashboard will make GoAntiFraud easy to use and make your workflow more productive. You can track your system status based on various parameters, using the appropriate widgets. To this end, there is the function to create the set, which will include the widgets that you need. Basic widgets that reflect the system status are as follows GSM-gateways - the number of GSM-gateways in operation. SIM-banks - the number of the SIM-banks in operation. Tariffs - the number tariffs created by the user. SIM-cards - the number of SIM-cards in use. USSD-requests – the number of USSD-requests. The SIM-cards widget can be customized to display using the tariff option (show the SIM-cards on the tariff you have chosen). Other five widgets display statistics. Duration of calls - displays the total number of minutes, as well as the ACD and ASR performance. It is configured to display the data for a specific time period and a certain tariff. Number of calls includes: 1) the number of channels in use 2) the number of channels, available or not available to receive a call 2) number of SIM-cards, registered on the GSM network at the moment. Calls Statistics is the calls statistics widget. It allows you to build charts for visualization of statistical data. You can select a time interval for which you want to see the statistics on calls. The chart indicators represent the total number of channels that can receive calls and the number of channels making calls at the moment. It also displays the number of channels that made simultaneous calls the previous day. ACD. The average duration of all calls. There is a function displaying statistical data for a certain period of time. ASR. The ratio of successful calls to the total number of calls. As with the previous widget, ASR statistics for user-selected time interval can be displayed. You can also add widgets of additional modules to your set - SBO traffic optimization, battery autonomous operation of SIM-cards, and call recording. You can create your own set of widgets, depending on your needs, and rearrange them in any order you like. When you apply the Dashboard, you can have your system status and basic statistics on calls visualized to apply GoAntiFraud more efficiently.
New Features GoAntiFraud Mobile App 0.99
GoAntiFraud has launched an updated version of the mobile app for Android. New output options for calls statistics are added to Version 0.99. In the "General Statistics", you can now view the duration of recent calls for a selected period of time, as well as ACD and ASR indicators (average duration of calls + ratio of successful calls to the total number of calls) for a specific time period. You can choose any period of time, indicating the number of days / hours / minutes, during which the recent calls were made. We have also added the ability to display current statistics for active calls: The number of calls handled; The number of calls that are not ready to work via the service settings; The number of calls from the cards that the service identifies as blocked. The statistics can be viewed for each of the selected tariffs. Now you have even more opportunities for profitable GSM termination. We continue to optimize GoAntiFraud so that you use efficient tools to run your business.
Case Study: Whats new in GoAntiFraud Patch 0.99.03?
GoAntiFraud has recently released a new patch - 0.99.03 Consider the main innovations: - The status is added to the USSD / SMS history Now, in the USSD history makes the status of the request visible: Answered – the request was successful Options not found - No appropriate options found in the USSD templates Not answered - the answer to the request is not available. The following statuses can be seen in the SMS history: Received – the incoming message Sent - the outgoing message We would like to remind that you can check the USSD/SMS history in the SIM-card options: - Scheduled actions (events) are available. The "Events" function allows you to perform an action (similar to actions for USSD or an incoming SMS), according to a predetermined schedule. To create an event, you should select the item in the settings. To add a new event, click on the "Add Event" on the left side of the screen. You should then enter a name and choose the required action (similar to the USSD/SMS). You can also test the action on any SIM-card in the new version of the program. You should click on the "Save" button as soon as you finish setting. After the event is created, you should set a schedule for it to operate. To do this, you should a previously created event and click on the "Add the Schedule" button. - The option to turn on/off the first activation of the schedule is available. If this option is enabled, the system waits for one of the slots to expire and then the schedule becomes relevant. If the option is disabled, the schedule is initialized immediately. - The "perform USSD/ SMS/Event" action is available. Now, one of the actions in response to USSD (or an incoming SMS) can be SMS, USSD sending or the previously created event. - The manual execution of created USSD/ SMS/Event is available. You can perform a USSD/SMS/action at any time, without waiting for the schedule. To do this, you should click the right mouse button on the SIM-card - perform - USSD/SMS/action. - You can now employ several tariffs for incoming SMS patterns. - You can now increase the balance of the selected SIM in the SIM block report and SIM-panel. You can now add the balance of the cards directly into the SIM panel or the SIM report. In order to increase the balance in the SIM panel, you should right-click on the card and select "Increase the balance." The system will add the entered value to the current balance. In order to increase the balance in the SIM-block report, you should go to the SIM-block report, right-click on the card and select "Increase the balance" (similar to the SIM-panel).
Case Study: Road map for SIM-card relocation in GSM network
An important measure of humanity is a simulation of the physical movement of the card. You can set up the movement rules in the GoAntiFraud system using the "road map" tool. In order to create a road map, you should go to the "Config" - "Road Map". Click on the "Add Road map". To begin with, you should enter a name for the road map. You should choose the locations between which the SIM cards will move: After you have added the locations, you can see the following table: The table is divided into vertical and horizontal components. The starting point (the place we are leaving) is located vertically: The destination is located horizontally (i.e. the place we were going to): At the crossing of the destination and the starting point, we have to specify the time the card will spend travelling. For example, if we want a SIM-card to travel from Location 1 to Location 4 for half an hour, the map will be as follows: Here we have to specify the time (30 minutes in this case): Please note that you should use the hh:ss format to set the time. You can also see the changes on the right, which display a visual model of your map: Consequently, we are creating a road map by forming different routes. Please note that the rectangles on the crossing of the same locations should remain empty, since there will be no movement in this case: Once you have created your map, you should save it. You must also select the created map in the tariff settings. Using the road map, you can successfully simulate the physical movement of the SIM-card, which is an important indicator of humanity.
Case Study: Operational principle of the AntiFraud systems
Today we are going to discuss how carriers can detect gateways and block SIM-cards, as well as how you can avoid this. If you have ever thought about how this is happening you may know that the card’s behavior in the gateway by default is much different from real subscribers’ behavior. Real subscribers are pretty much predictable about call destination, their location, idle time and number of calls and so on. The cards in the gateway do not fit in this subscriber pattern and are even more predictable. So, if you are trying to maximize your profit by uploading a card, it will have its own pattern that the carrier will recognize and will block this card. If you want to maximize your profit this by optimizing the traffic load on the card and make the card look like a human and protect cards from the carriers’ doubts. This will extend the lifespan of your cards. You will not have to buy new cards and protect the balance on cards, at least, for some time. GoAntiFraud is a complex tool to realize any behavior pattern you may want to implement. Less suspicious the pattern you use is, much longer the card will operate. Because the anti fraud logic of each carrier may be completely different, you just need to experiment with the service logic a bit. As soon as you find your pattern, your profits will increase surprisingly fast. What exactly parameters carriers watch to realize what exactly is happening with a card. There is a lot of them. Each time you are manipulating a SIM-card, the carrier already knows about it. All of this parameters count, even when you are moving around or the card is just on air mode. We will take a closer look on the most important parameters. Relocation. When a subscriber is changing his location, the carrier can track it. This is what the carrier must do to provide the best signal from the closest base station to a subscriber. In a large cities, the base station covers 2-3 km around itself. It means there is a lot of BS around to optimize BS service. So, when the subscriber is changing his location, the subscriber’s cell phone is changing the BS. The gateway is tied to its physical position because it needs the power supply and internet connection. How can we simulate relocation for cards in the gateway? The gateway employs a SIM-bank. The SIM-bank is a device that you can use to insert SIM-cards in and virtually load cards to the specified gateway via the IE. We need to make the card to relocate from one gateway that is tied to the base station to another one in another location and so on. But this is not all. We need to set up when the card should move, how long the route can take, as well as keep IMEI for the card unchanged. IMEI IMEI is a second parameter that the carrier can easily track. IMEI is a unique number of a GSM module or a telephone. Each telephone has a different IMEI. An actual subscriber rarely switches a card between cellphones. On the other hand, if the card is reloaded from one gateway to another, each time it will have a different IMEI and that's not what we want. The gateway itself can generate and change IMEI for each channel. But it doesn't care about what IMEI the card had before. In our system, we generate a valid IMEI and assign it to each card. So, when the card is changing the gateway, it keeps the same IMEI each time. Preferred numbers and Incoming calls. The real subscriber usually has a list of numbers that he's calling more often than others. This list usually consist of relatives and friends, and so on. The card in the gateway usually calls a new number every time. Incoming calls is next property of a real subscriber Who will pick up a phone, when you dial the card in the gateway? Nobody will. In order to cover these two features, we've come up with the solution. GAF can have one card making an outgoing call to the neighboring card that is in a gateway. The real conversation record answers an incoming call. We can specify what exactly card should call each other as well as how often and how long the conversation time will be. We can distribute all cards by groups and inter calling will happen only inside of the group. SMS and USSD requests. We can simply make the card send ussd/sms to a destination you want and analyze the answers. We can gather any information from the response and then track all the information the carrier provides on balance, bonus, a card top-up, activation, and so on. Based on this information, we can even change the card’s behavior using discussed features. There are many more features you can set up to make card look like a real subscriber. If you get interested, you are welcome to experiment with our service, and we are always ready to help you if it gets you confused.
Case Study: Basic principles of VoIP telecommunication
Basic principles of VoIP telecommunication. Main participants in call transfer using VoIP technology. VoIP Server, proper software, Private Brunch Exchange system operation and purpose in VoIP termination. What is the VoIP Servers serves for? Basics of maintaining the VoIP Server and transferring calls via VoIP GSM gateway. The principles of transit companies (originators) price formation and their methods of work. Long distance calls advantages for termination. VoIP technology (voice over IP) allows you to transmit a signal over long distances through the VoIP servers. A standard PC with installed software PBX (e.g., Asterisk) can serve as a server. Through SIP communication protocol, it is possible to redirect international calls through a number of intermediaries in the country where the user is located. They use a special device that converts a VoIP to GSM called a VoIP GSM gateway.