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Use a payment app? New scam stealing thousands from unsuspecting victims Other than Visa or Mastercard, online shoppers can often pay through platforms like PayPal or Venmo. But if this payment app is your preferred method, you might want to double-check any communication from the service. Here's how a new scam works and what you can do to avoid falling victim. Tap or click here for ways to spot this tricky scam. → |
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Don’t fall for these malware-filled emails impersonating the IRS There are many ways for cybercriminals to steal your details or fool you into handing over information. But the most effective method is through phishing emails. So, as tax season slowly comes to a close, scammers are at it again, impersonating the IRS and FTC. We'll explain what's happening and how to avoid falling victim. That COVID passport app may put your privacy at risk There are several ways to keep your paper vaccination card safe, but many have opted for digital versions. In theory, it’s a good idea. But it presents several challenges for your private information and personal data. Here are the ways your privacy could be at risk. Malware in popular Android app steals your Facebook credentials - Delete it now The Google Play Store just removed an app with over 100,000 downloads after security researchers found it contained Facebook credential-stealing malware. Here's how to remove it from your phone and stay protected in the future. |
🎧 AUDIO BRIEFING | White House warning, Google shortcut, FBI cybercrime report The White House put out a list of what businesses need to do to protect themselves from cyberwarfare. The problem? It's far from helpful. Plus, a helpful Google Drive shortcut you'll use again and again. And the FBI's 2021 Internet Crime Report is here. It was a banner year for hackers — and that's a bad thing for you. Play Now • 36 min ▶ |
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