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May 22, 2026

Inheritance scam email looks real but steals your data

A convincing inheritance scam email targets victims with fake deadlines and official-looking language. Learn how to spot it and protect your personal data.

May 12, 2026

Is ID.me safe to use? What you need to know

ID.me is a legitimate identity verification tool used by federal agencies, but scammers exploit its trusted reputation. Learn how to stay safe online.

May 7, 2026

World Password Day: Check if your passwords are safe

World Password Day highlights the danger of reused passwords and credential stuffing. Simple steps like 2FA and a password manager can help protect you.

April 27, 2026

Fake SSA email alert: Spot this scam fast

A dangerous phishing email disguised as a Social Security Administration notice tricks users into downloading malware. Here is how to spot the scam.

April 23, 2026

How Florida retiree lost $200K in fake PayPal refund scam

Brian Oliver of Gainesville, Florida, lost $210,000 to scammers who used a fake PayPal email and mirrored bank site to trick him into buying gold coins for a courier.

April 17, 2026

How scammers target grieving victims through online games

Games like Words With Friends have become hunting grounds for romance scammers who build trust and then ask victims for untraceable gift card payments.

April 11, 2026

Remove your personal info from the web; stop it from coming back

Struggling to remove personal information from data broker and people search sites? Here's a complete guide to taking back control of your online privacy.

March 30, 2026

FBI warns of zoning permit scam emails

The FBI warns scammers are sending fake zoning and permit fee emails to homeowners, builders and businesses using real property details.

March 29, 2026

FBI email hack shows why you must lock down your tech

FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email was hacked, with Iran's Handala Hack Team claiming responsibility. No classified data was breached, the FBI says.

March 24, 2026

If someone gets into your email, they own every account you have. These 3 moves lock them out for good

Criminals don't need your passwords to drain your accounts — they just need your email. Here's how account takeover fraud works and how to stop it.