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Sextortion scammers have started hijacking poorly managed or defunct blogs to expand an increasingly profitable business.
Match.com allegedly put users on its free version at risk - by not filtering out communications that it knew were from fake accounts.
Add in Brexit outsourcing mess and it's plain to see why young international scholars get duped Scammers are exploiting Chinese students' Brexit fears by targeting them with phishing emails...
Federal authorities announced a significant coordinated effort to disrupt Business Email Compromise (BEC) schemes that are designed to intercept and hijack wire transfers from businesses and...
Breaking News — The Nigerian prince and his allies who might have also asked you over an email for your assistance to help save "the first African astronaut lost in space" have finally been...
The voice had the hint of a German accent and the same “melody” that an employee recognized in his boss's voice.
The Better Business Bureau reports that scammers have worked out how to game search results for company customer support telephone numbers.
Scammers are profiting from TikTok's younger audience with adult dating and account impersonation tricks.
It's not longer enough to be wary of flash-in-the-pan "lovers" who ask you to send money; now they're asking you to open accounts for them.
Cybercriminals managed to divert $2.5 million in a business email compromise (BEC) scam targeting Cabarrus County, North Carolina. $1.7 million of that has not been recovered and remains missing. read more