Did you know that the average mobile phone user in the U.S. will receive about 18 spam calls per month? That is more than 80 billion fraud or scam calls just in the U.S. each year. We've got examples of viral scam calls and how to stay protected.

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QR codes can be helpful to direct mobile phone users to a website quickly. You don’t need to remember the URL, as you only need to point your phone’s camera at the uniquely-generated square. But you can't be sure where the link takes you, and the FBI wants you to use them with caution.

After Russia invaded Ukraine, the U.S. imposed hefty sanctions. Many cybersecurity officials worried Russia would retaliate with cyberattacks on American infrastructure and businesses. It looks like the first attack finally arrived. Oddly enough, the Russians attacked McDonald's first.

Not even the tragic events in Ukraine are immune from criminals trying to make a quick buck. There are plenty of legitimate charities desperately in need of funds, but scammers complicate things. Here's how to avoid charity scams and what to look out for.

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