I am currently working on a project that involves implementing SHAKEN/STIR (Signature-based Handling of Asserted information using toKENs/Secure Telephone Identity Revisited) in a Node.js application to combat robocalls and caller ID spoofing.
I would like to seek your expertise in understanding how to integrate the SHAKEN/STIR framework into our Node.js project. Specifically, I am looking for guidance on the following aspects:
Overview of SHAKEN/STIR: Can you provide a brief explanation of what SHAKEN/STIR is and how it helps in reducing fraudulent calls?
Implementation Steps: What are the key steps involved in integrating SHAKEN/STIR in a Node.js project? Are there any specific libraries or APIs that we should use for this implementation?
Twilio Integration: How can we leverage Twilio's APIs and services to authenticate and verify incoming calls using the SHAKEN/STIR framework?
Testing and Deployment: What are the best practices for testing the SHAKEN/STIR implementation in our Node.js application? How should we deploy the project once the implementation is complete?
I would greatly appreciate your insights and guidance on this matter. Your expertise in Node.js development and telecommunications technology will be invaluable in helping me successfully implement SHAKEN/STIR in our project.