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A Corpus of Real Scam- and Spam-Call Conversations from an Active Voice-Agent Honeypot
Real conversations between fraudsters and their targets are among the most informative artifacts for studying telephone scams, yet also the scarcest: passive honeypots overwhelmingly capture automated messages and hang-ups, large-scale studies characterize call metadata rather than dialogue, and man
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