Scammers almost always have the same goal — to get people's personal information or money. Learning about the latest developments will hopefully help you stay one step ahead. Experian shares ...

Don’t scan the QR code. If you don’t know who sent it, don’t take the risk. Return to sender or throw it away. If the package has a return label, send it back. Otherwise, dispose of it safely. Use the ...

Many senior citizens have lost their life savings to scams, often involving promises of large prizes or expensive gifts or ...

The scam has become increasingly common in recent months, prompting many state DOTs, DMVs or tolling authorities to issue ...

Keep your eyes open to avoid being fooled by your ears: a scammer might sound like your friend or relative, but believe that ...

Cybercriminals are now using WhatsApp OTP fraud to hack accounts and scam contacts. If you ever receive an unexpected ...

The scam texts appear to come from the IRS, telling recipients they qualify for a $1,400 check as part of the Economic Impact Payment rebate, and directing them to a link to claim it. That link leads ...

Meet Daisy (aka "dAIsy"), an AI chatbot designed with the real voice of an employee's grandmother and a classic nan likeness, including silver hair, glasses and a cat named Fluffy. Daisy was developed ...

In most instances, the scam text provides a link for making a payment, as well as claims that the supposedly owed amount will ...

QR code verification is more secure than SMS authentication as there is no message containing an access code. No code means ...

An onslaught of unsolicited texts to Americans’ phones in recent months claiming they owe unpaid tolls and E-ZPass bills is ...

Clicking the link in the texts can expose victims to financial fraud, allowing scammers access to bank accounts and personal data, officials said.