The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) took a firm stance against clickable links in texts and emails to combat phishing and ...

No, the Indiana Department of Vehicles won't text you to demand you pay your traffic tickets. In fact, there is no "Indiana DMV," it's the Indiana BMV.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has warned millions of users about a rise in fake messages impersonating officials.

The Kentucky DMV does not collect payment for traffic tickets, that's the job of the Kentucky Court of Justice and they won't ...

Social engineering remains one of the easiest ways for cybercriminals to penetrate enterprise defenses; however, trained employees can disrupt the modern kill chain before it ...

New data released by the lender on Friday shows a 6% increase in customers falling victim to smishing/vishing scams ...

Phone fraud or vishing activity jumped almost 300% between January and May, new data shows. The latest Fraud Trend report ...

Phone scams have surged by 300pc this year, according to a new AIB report. The bank says that the value of fraudulent ...

Smishing combines SMS – or short message service – and phishing, which generally pertains to attacks on the internet, email or websites. What is spoofing?

The DMV scam text messages have been circulating since at least May, threatening drivers with suspension, higher tolls and more.

In fact, when phishing happens specifically over text, it tends to get its own new phrase: smishing. Smishing is phishing via text messages , with the 'sm' being taken from SMS.

The scam, posing as the Department of Transportation, is claiming recipients owe unpaid traffic fines. Here's what to do if you get the text message.