Don’t click on those toll text messages. Officials issue warnings about the smishing scam
The texts impersonating state road toll collection agencies attempt to get phone users to reveal financial information, such as credit or debit cards or bank accounts. They’re so-called smishing scams — a form of phishing that relies on SMS texts to trick people into sending money or share sensitive information.
As the deadline to file gets closer, cybersecurity experts warn, you're even more likely to be targeted by scammers. You ...
Young adults (18-24) are the most frequent tax scam targets – 12% have personally lost money and 27% know someone who has been scammed. In contrast, just 1% of adults age 65-74 have lost money to a ...
Almost half of people polled by McAfee say they or someone they know has received a text or phone call from a scammer ...
A cybersecurity firm has shed some light on just how common tax scams have become. Kurt the CyberGuy offers his advice for ...
With the use of artificial intelligence proliferating, cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and convincing when ...
Tax season is officially underway, and while refunds are one of the biggest things on consumers’ minds, scams should also be ...
A new survey by McAfee reveals that Gen Z, despite being tech-savvy, is the most targeted group for AI-driven tax scams, with ...
Fandom marketer Stephanie Fried as executive vp and chief marketing officer (CMO), with a remit to show how the brand has ...
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