The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Bureau of Consumer Protection (BCP) warned consumers last week about a series ...

The Sheriff's Office will never ask for money over the phone.

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Scammers are increasingly posing as FBI agents, using fear and urgency to pressure people into sending money or sharing ...

Millions of people fall victim to scams that start with a simple direct message. I'll show you how to spot the most common ...

Proactive monitoring is no longer optional for leaders—it’s essential to safeguarding a vulnerable and growing population.

Most scams start with a simple search, not a hack. Your personal data is already publicly available on data broker sites and ...

There may be no better target for a prank than a scammer. That’s exactly what Rosie Okomura does. Known online as IRL Rosie, she’s part of a growing group of creators who spend their time calling ...

Con artists posing as ICE agents and immigration officers are using WhatsApp and fake court hearings to bilk vulnerable ...

According to a new FTC report, 30% of reported scams in 2025 began on social media, costing consumers more than $2.1 billion.

Scammers can say that they own homes they've never set foot in, and the law often gives them the benefit of the doubt.

Law enforcement have confirmed multiple reports of this particular scam.