Who ya gonna call? Holiday Fair's 'tail' on voice mail hackers. (Network Security)

From: Communications News | Date: June 1, 1993 | Copyright information

Holiday Fair is an accessories company based in Manhattan's garment district. The company uses a Premier 2260 private branch exchange (PBX) with the TollGuard Plus security system installed. The PBX is maintained by Inter-Tel of New Jersey, with 24-hour detection and central station real-time monitoring provided by Telstar Resource Group. Toll data is monitored by TelStar's TelTol Fraud finder and Western Telematics Pollcat II+ PBX Data Recorder. Telstar originally notified Holiday Fair on Ju...

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