#online-scams

#online-scams

Wealthy Gen Z and millennials are increasingly engaging in online scamming, particularly through 'digital shoplifting' schemes.

Online scams are leveraging AI-generated images to mislead victims, becoming more sophisticated.

A French woman was scammed out of €830,000 by someone impersonating Brad Pitt through social media.

She divorced her husband, believing in a fabricated relationship with the scammer.

Interpol is shifting from using harmful scam terminology to promote victim sensitivity and encourage reporting.

Online ads can often overshadow real content and friends' posts on social media.

It's critical to recognize the potential scam nature of many online ads.

Scrutinizing ads and their sources is essential for online safety.

Meta is enhancing verification requirements for financial services advertising in Australia to combat online scams and ensure compliance with new advertising standards.

Starting Christmas shopping early can alleviate stress and save money.

Vigilance is essential against online scams during high-traffic shopping days like Black Friday.

Google and Roblox's collaboration aims to educate children on internet safety through an engaging game.

The account representing a fake law firm sent threats based on non-existent copyright claims.

The firm was exposed as fake through inconsistencies in requests and online presence.

Spam diaries on Daily Kos advertise fake towing companies with non-existent addresses.

The fake towing companies use stock footage in their ads, suggesting a mysterious and potentially fraudulent operation.

Online scammers use fake Zara customer service accounts to steal personal information.

Honor unveiled AI Defocus Eye Protection and AI Deepfake Detection at MWC Shanghai.