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Gambling scams become more frequent during major sporting events, such as the Super Bowl and March Madness.

This past Wednesday January 14, Verizon customers experienced an outage Across America. Here is what you need to know about Verizon's $20 statement credit, and what the scammers are trying to do.

Here is a rewards points expiring twist on a scam that gets you to give the scammers your credit card information.

A malicious malware attack is going around, delivered via a "Reservation Cancellation" email from Booking.com. This email contains links that will install malware on your computer that can expose all of your personal information.

This post discusses the Amazon Customer Service / Google telephone number scam, and why it is so scary.

Deed scams are a type of identity theft where a criminal essentially transfers the deed of your home into their name, essentially taking ownership of the house through forgery. This article describes the deed scam, and what to look for.

Within the past week we are getting many reports of emails supposedly from irs.gov regarding direct deposit stimulus relief payments.

The holidays are a great time to share your cheer with friends and family on your social media accounts. However, posting too much information is not always the best thing to do.

Learn about the latest scam alert issued by the Social Security Administration.

Online shopping is very convenient! In an age where online shopping is an everyday convenience, scams are growing in sophistication and frequency. According to the Pew Research Center , 73% of U.S. adults say they’ve experienced at least one online scam or cyber-attack, and 36% of U.S. adults say they purchased an item online that never arrived or was counterfeit and not refunded.. Moreover, fraud reports estimate that global e-commerce fraud losses reached US $44.3 billion

Vacation rental scams are increasing. Learn what to look for to avoid sending your hard earned vacation money to scammers.

Lets discuss some practical steps to keep your online world safe.

The holiday season is just around the corner, which means holiday parties are on their way. Evite is a popular party invitation management website that has been the source material for fake invitations created by criminals in some of the latest phishing scam attempts. Learn what to look for to avoid the scam.

Yesterday we received an email that made it past our standard screeners. This one came to our corporate email system, from an email address "Trainmyparent@nifty.com" indicating that there was a voicemail waiting for us to hear. See why we classified this as a malware or phishing attempt.

We received the following email supposedly from noreply@ssa.gov and classified it as an attempt to install some kind of malware. or obtain your credentials through phishing. Can you spot the reasons why?

Lets take a look at some of the typical holiday scams, and what to look for so that we can avoid being caught by the criminals.

Learn about the Zelle scam that is found on online shopping venues like Facebook Marketplace.

This is a phishing alert from a fake creditor seeking repayment for a cash advance, threatening to sue if the funds are not repaid.

Con artists impersonate grandchildren in distress, asking for immediate financial help. Understanding this scam and its techniques is essential for safeguarding your loved ones from falling victim.