Looking for love? You may be able to find your person online. The stigma of online dating has long since passed. In fact, in 2023, Pew Research Center found that 30 percent of all U.S. adults, and 53 percent

Cybercriminals are getting craftier, and one of the latest tricks is designed to make you think help is just a call away. Unfortunately, it’s not the help you actually want.Here’s how the scam works: You receive an

A new text message scam is making the rounds, and it’s designed to look like it came straight from Amazon.The message claims that an item you purchased has failed a “routine quality inspection” or has been recalled.

Graduation season marks an exciting new chapter—one filled with opportunities, ambition, and the pursuit of that first big career step. But as new grads eagerly enter the job market, scammers are ready to exploit that enthusiasm.According to

Don’t Fall for Device Code Phishing! The Latest Trick from Cybercriminals Cybercriminals never stop innovating, and their latest scam targets something you might not expect: the login process on your smart TVs, streaming devices, and even workplace

What You Need to Know...and How to Stay Safe You’ve probably done it a hundred times: typed something into Google, clicked on the top result, and went about your day. But what if that top result wasn’t

The internet is full of exciting opportunities, but it’s also a hunting ground for cybercriminals looking to steal personal information. One recent scam highlights how easily people can be tricked—cybercriminals are offering a “free” video game, only

Cybercriminals upped their game in 2024, using increasingly advanced tactics like AI-generated deepfakes and highly personalized phishing attacks. According to a recent report from AuthenticID, 46% of organizations experienced a rise in fraud related to generative AI

Amazon Prime is one of the most popular services worldwide, offering special deals, fast shipping, and exclusive content to millions of subscribers. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are all too aware of this and are constantly scheming to exploit unsuspecting

Millions of people rely on PayPal for secure online payments, but cybercriminals have found a way to exploit this trusted platform. A new scam targets unsuspecting users with legitimate-looking PayPal emails, making it harder to identify the