The city of San Diego warned residents and visitors Wednesday to beware of a phishing scam involving fake parking citations.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warned Detroit Lions football fans about losing money to online ticket scams.

If you're online, you're at risk. We spoke to three security experts about what you can do to protect yourself.

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Archbishop Thabo Makgoba firmly rejects claims linking him to a financial scam, purporting to be aimed at helping the poor, ...

January 19, 2025 – San Diego Police Department officials report that some San Diegans have reported receiving FAKE text ...

Scammers are targeting E-ZPass users in several states with a simple con designed to snatch your account credentials. You get ...

Kurt the CyberGuy breaks down why those emails that warn that "Your Apple ID has been disabled" is most likely a scam. Here's ...

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