A Massachusetts woman believed she was in a committed relationship with “Williams Moore.” So did a New Jersey woman, who fell ...

Fraud tied to digital currencies now drives a majority of U.S. internet-crime losses. Americans reported $9.3 billion in ...

The U.S. Secret Service, through its GIOC, has quietly emerged as a pioneer in worldwide crypto-crime enforcement.

Specific examples of Scattered Spider’s social engineering tactics include “impersonating employees or contractors to deceive ...

A nne Romatowski noticed a small, soft something in the flesh below her collarbone just before Christmas. She wasn’t ...

They’re not shooting in the dark, either. Scammers know exactly where to look. According to the FTC in 2022, 40% of romance scams started on social media, while 19% began on dating apps.

They’re not shooting in the dark, either. Scammers know exactly where to look. According to the FTC in 2022, 40% of romance scams started on social media, while 19% began on dating apps.

Financially, romance scams often start with small requests but quickly evolve. For instance, a scammer might ask for some money to deal with an emergency and then request even more to come meet a ...