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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is sounding the alarm on an evolving ransom and kidnapping scam using doctored images to secure payments from unknowing victims. In this latest scheme, criminals ...

Zelle has made sending money as easy as sending a text. But that convenience comes with rising scam risks. With scams on the rise, here are some of the most common schemes to watch out for — and how ...

Google is rolling out a new layer of protection for Android users, specifically teaching Circle to Search and Google Lens how to spot scam messages right on your screen. Since our messaging apps are ...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning people about a fast-growing scam targeting personal and business financial accounts. According to the bureau’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, ...

Amid a surge in jury duty scam calls, a new investigative unit has been created in Fairfax County to tackle the problem. Special Agents Aaron Waple and Richard Buisch are laser focused on tracking ...

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JPMorganChase announced on Monday the launch of what it called the largest fraud and scam prevention initiative in the firm's history, including continuing investments in operational enhancements, ...

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Over 20 people from San Diego face charges in connection to an international elder scam network, authorities said. Multiple federal and state arrest and search warrants were ...

Internal documents have revealed that Meta has projected it earns billions from ignoring scam ads that its platforms then targeted to users most likely to click on them. In a lengthy report, Reuters ...

Scam texts relating to tolls and deliveries have made Chinese scammers billions. US-based mules are paid to max out credit cards digitally cloned from stolen data. The luxury goods purchased with ...