How I Impersonate The President On Phone Calls

We all know how everyone’s been inundated with spam calls trying to get ahold of your social security card or banking information. Usually these get ignored — since the number isn’t saved — though many in more vulnerable populations fall victim to scammers on the other end. Some of these malicious callers have figured out that their victims are more likely to pick up if it shares their area code — but how can you anticipate a caller impersonating one of your saved contacts, like a close friend or relative?

The bad news is: nearly anyone with an internet connection can do this, which even tricks your phone into displaying their contact information. In this article, I’ll walk you through step by step instructions on how to spoof any number you want in under two minutes, as well as how you can protect yourself against techniques like this. Whether you’re a retiree or a Fortune 500 exec, there’s no excuse for bad operational security.

Before trying out this tutorial, please make sure that it is legal in your jurisdiction to spoof caller ID and to get the consent of whoever you choose to call and impersonate.

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