Americans reported nearly $21 billion in cyber crime losses in 2025, and within that, more than 22,000 complaints were tied ...

May 13—Older adults are losing billions of dollars to scammers as fraud schemes grow more sophisticated, more personal and harder to spot — leading to a fourfold increase in losses over four years, ...

A polished seal, a familiar logo, and a web address that looks almost perfect. That’s all it takes to trick someone into handing over personal details meant for law enforcement or a federal agency.

According to the FTC, fraud losses hit $15.9 billion in 2025. Imposter scams led in sheer number of reports, but investment ...

Imposter scams are surged in 2025, especially IRS scams using gift cards, QR codes, and AI. Learn how to spot fake notices ...

The FBI is warning of "banking spoof call" scams. Here's how it works and how to protect yourself.

What starts as a simple text message, friend request, or online romance can quickly turn into financial fraud. Investigators ...

New data from the FTC show social media was the costliest fraud contact method in 2025, with nearly 30% of people who ...

Meta, the parent of Facebook and Instagram, is failing to stop scammers who repeatedly buy ads on the platforms to target ...

As New Yorkers lose billions to online fraud, a new state bill aims to force social media platforms to vet advertisers and ...

Older Americans are being targeted by scams at rising rates, with new research revealing which states are hit hardest.