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Bad guys use social media to impersonate your real friends and followers while they try to trick you into sharing sensitive information.
The holidays have a way of creeping up on us, so expect scammers to be creeping into your inbox as well.
In a new phishing attack, the bad guys target your feelings of stress or excitement about returning to the office after many months of working remotely.
Unfortunately, the bad guys are always finding new ways to bypass email security filters and get you to click a malicious link.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the busiest shopping days of the year. Unfortunately, while you’re looking for holiday deals, the bad guys are looking for ways to scam you.
Cybercriminals will manipulate your emotions regarding Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine so they can scam you. Don’t fall for it!
One of the most common ways that bad guys sneak malware onto your computer is through macro-enabled Excel files. Can you spot this scam?
Bad guys will be sure to exploit Sean Connery’s death in a number of ways. Be extra cautious of any mention of Sean Connery.
Cybercriminals spoof popular social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube by sending out fake verification emails.
Typically, short message service (SMS) messages are short, vague, and include a link—which makes them great for spoofing!
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