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Let’s face it - managing passwords can feel like a full-time job. But it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a few smart moves, you can protect your online accounts without the stress. Ready to take control? We are here to guide you through simple, effective steps that anyone can follow. Whether you’re new to the digital world or just want to sharpen your skills, these password security tips will help you stay safe and confident online. Why Password Security Tips Matter Mor

Crypto ATMs aren’t inherently bad. They are useful tools for regular people who want quick access to digital currency and to convert between cash and different crypto currencies. But their combination of speed, simplicity, and limited oversight has made them very appealing to criminals and scam artists too.

We received this smishing attempt from the Florida Department of Revenue, but the scammers forgot that there is no state income tax in Florida for most of us.

Many of the online romance scams scams specifically target seniors, exploiting their desire for love and connection. In this blog post, we will explore how these scams operate, the tactics used by scammers, and what seniors can do to protect themselves.

Deepfake scams are shaking trust in what we see and hear online. Here's what you need to know to spot deepfakes and protect your family from becoming victims.

Online scams are everywhere, and they can catch anyone off guard. But here’s the good news: you can protect yourself. It’s easier than you think.

Be cautious of videoconferencing invitations from people you do not know very well. Scammers are always trying to come up with new ways for you to click on a link, open an attachment, or break into your devices so that they can install malware or ransomware, with or without your knowledge. One of the latest ploys takes advantage of our post-pandemic society by using an invitation for Zoom or another online meeting service to install ransomware, typically targeting job seekers

Employment scams are another way criminals try to steal your informationi and money. Learn what to look for, and trust your gut instincts: If the offer is too good to be true, it probably is a scam.

QR codes are used in the latest cyber scam: quishing.

Brushing is a deceptive tactic used by some online sellers to boost their ratings and to create many product reviews on shopping platforms, such as Amazon, eBay, or other online marketplaces.

Common smishing scams include a social engineering component: Asking you simple questions to engage you. Be careful!

Some of the more effective smishing (SMS-text based phishing) scams we have been seeing lately stem from the political divide that the United States is currently experiencing, and the deep emotional response felt when reading about a passionate political topic.

Criminals use stolen Social Security numbers and other personal data to file returns in someone else’s name, claim refundable credits, and direct refunds into accounts they control. The results are financial loss for governments, long headaches for victims, and serious criminal penalties for perpetrators.