Social media scams are rising as fraudsters create fake accounts and buy verification badges to deceive users, but these simple safety steps can protect you.

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Former state Rep. RJ May walked into federal court Wednesday with a legal motion consisting of 32 pages handwritten on the ...

EXCLUSIVE: User accounts from over 60 Australian businesses are being itemised and sold for less than a dollar on fraudulent marketplaces across Discord, Telegram and the web.

In today’s world, protecting your personal information feels like an uphill battle. With the rise of sophisticated email and text scams, it’s no wonder ...