Hii biz huenda aje? How do people make money out of SIM cards and modems?[ATTACH=full]329539[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]329540[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]329541[/ATTACH]
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52-Year-Old Archibald Kalela Mwandawiro; a suspect of Cyber espionage was today arrested by DCI SSU detectives at Kizito village of Mlondo within Wundanyi-Taita Taveta County, where electronic devices used in the interception, access and transmission of messages to unauthorized recipients were also recovered.
Acting on intelligence, detectives raided the suspect’s house where on conducting a thorough search therein found;
Two Global Systems for Mobile communications (GSM), one fitted with 512 simcards,
Four Internet Routers
A GSM Skyline inserted with 64 Safaricom simcards,
25 modems,
83 Airtel simcards,
76 Safaricom simcards,
An Electric Inverter,
A HP laptop and mobile handset among others.
It has since been established that the widely traveled suspect is a computer science expert from a local university, who sends espionage materials to a country in the West.
He is in custody as further investigations continue…
Hii ni GSM termination where you allow people to make international calls at lower calls than a telco. It’s illegal.
Let’s say mtu anataka kupiga international call. It would be expensive akipiga na safaricom. Sasa anapiga kwa number local, wewe una transmit sauti na internet to another person with a gsm receiver iyo nchi ingine. Uyo mtu wa receiver anapiga na line yake with a local number to recepient.
Hiyo box inawekwa simcards mingi sasa calls can be made concurrently
Don’t know really. Haven’t been in this industry. I’m just curious like you. I guess safaricom can track you depending on the accuracy of their location. Ukikuwa wundanyi uko kwa mlima it will be awkward for 512 people to be talking on the phone 24/7 and from the same location.
Ukiwa pipeline kwa mansion ya vuja de wataelewa kwa nini kuna simcards hizi zote kwa plot moja