MAD detects when the app is being used in parallel with an active phone call, a situation often exploited in vishing (voice phishing) attacks, in which criminals try to induce the user to provide sensitive data during a call.
When this scenario is detected, the RASP can trigger configurable protection policies, such as temporarily blocking critical operations, displaying security alerts to the user, or sending events to the Command Center. This way, the risk of information leakage during fraudulent phone interactions is reduced.
