Security Tip of the Week – These Travel Offers Are Too Good To Be True
In this week’s scam alert, cybercriminals are targeting travelers with fake emails that appear to be from legitimate airlines and hotels.
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In this week’s scam alert, cybercriminals are targeting travelers with fake emails that appear to be from legitimate airlines and hotels.
Be cautious of cybercriminals exploiting the CrowdStrike outage with phishing scams and fake websites.
Be vigilant this week; watch out for phishing emails, fake Olympics websites, and bogus merchandise or ticket deals.
Cybercriminals are creating fake Amazon websites and sending phishing emails and texts to steal your information.
Cybercriminals are targeting healthcare workers by stealing user credentials through phishing and social engineering.
Protect your Android device from malicious apps posing as legitimate programs like Google Chrome and 4K Sports.
Discover tips to protect yourself from Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams during high-profile events like elections.
This week’s scam involves cybercriminals sending an email that resembles a payment invoice, urging immediate action. Scammers always look for ways to get you to make impulsive decisions. They usually scare or alarm you so that you react without thinking.
Beware of a new scam where cybercriminals impersonate U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents to steal your personal information.
Beware of a new scam involving a “free” pirated version of Microsoft Office circulating on torrenting websites.
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