Aduna and US Carriers Launch Network-Based Authentication
Aduna, in collaboration with major US mobile carriers, has launched a new network-based authentication method. The service aims to reduce mobile identity fraud and offer a more secure alternative to SMS codes.
Technology provider Aduna has partnered with leading US mobile carriers to introduce a new network-based authentication system. This initiative is designed to enhance digital security and combat fraud within the American mobile ecosystem.
The new method replaces traditional SMS-based one-time passwords with direct, carrier-level authentication. This reduces reliance on SMS systems, which can be prone to delays and fraudulent interception. The network-based approach verifies user identity directly through the mobile network, eliminating the need for users to input codes.
Aduna states the solution aims to significantly curb mobile-related fraud, including account takeovers and SIM-swap fraud. By making authentication more seamless and less susceptible to external attacks, the company seeks to improve user experience and build greater trust in digital services.
The collaboration is expected to expand service availability nationwide as more carriers integrate the system. Aduna continues to focus on developing standardized network APIs to facilitate secure digital identity verification.