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Scam Awareness & Cyber Security
Learning to identify and avoid scams is the first step in protecting yourself from fraud. With incidents of fraud and identity theft growing in number and sophistication, securing your personal information requires more than pulling an annual credit report and occasionally changing your password.
- Protect Yourself from Criminals Exploiting Artificial Intelligence to Deceive Victims
Criminals are exploiting generative artificial intelligence (AI) to make their schemes more believable and harder to detect than ever before. Staying informed is one of the best steps to protect yourself from fraud, extortion, and other crimes. Read more. - Protect Yourself and Your Accounts from Credential Stuffing
To better protect your personal and financial information, ensure you are using unique usernames and passwords for all of your online accounts. Read more. - Multi-Factor Authentication & 5 Ways to Stay Cyber Safe
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) can be key in safeguarding sensitive information. MFA is just one tool that can strengthen your account safety. Read more. - Tips on Avoiding Physical & Digital Theft
Stay vigilant and aware of theft in-person and online. Whether you shop at a grocery store or online retailer, protect your personal belongings and information. Read more. - 5 Tips to Avoid Cyberattacks
Exercise caution and care in your online activities to protect yourself from cyberattacks. Read more. - Trending Scams: Stay Alert and Aware
Over the past year, online shopping, delivery tracking and usage of mobile payment apps have increased. Not surprisingly, fraudsters have also amplified their activity in these areas to steal your personal and financial information. As fraudsters adjust their disguises, your best defense is to stay alert. Read more. - Warning Signs of Scams and Identity Theft Schemes
While vaccine scams are headline news today, other scams and identity theft schemes have not gone away. Fraudsters use both simple and sophisticated tactics to try to get your personal and financial information and money. Read more. - Beware of COVID-19 Vaccine Scams
With the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, fraudulent products, misleading claims and scams multiply to deceive consumers. Avoid social media posts, calls, emails and texts with COVID-19 vaccine-related schemes. Read more. - Beware of Gift Card Payments, Pop-Ups and Links
Scammers demand payment in ways that make it difficult to get your money back such as by wire transfer, gift card, prepaid card, or a money transfer app. Anyone who asks you to pay by gift card is a scammer. Gift cards are for gifts, not payments. Read more. - Protect Yourself and Your Finances
Scammers are always ready to pop up where there’s an opportunity to make money — and a pandemic is no exception. Sophisticated fraudsters are setting up look-alike government websites, using fake emails, texts, and social media posts as a ruse to take your money and get your personal information. Read more. - IRS Warns on Coronavirus-Related Scams
The Internal Revenue Service urges taxpayers to be on the lookout for new and evolving scam calls and email phishing schemes during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more. - Phone Scams
People lose a lot of money to phone scams — sometimes their life savings. Scammers have countless ways to cheat you out of your money over the phone. In some scams, they act friendly and helpful. In others, they might threaten or try to scare you. Read more. - 10 Things You Can Do to Avoid Fraud
Be suspicious of fraudsters who ask for payment in the form of a money order or gift cards. Legitimate businesses and government agencies will never demand payment in gift cards. Read more. - Alarming Increase of Scam Calls
Be cautious of telephone calls threatening legal action, demanding fees or requesting information. Read more. - IRS Tax Scams Continue Year-Round
Even after the April filing deadline has passed, scam artists remain hard at work, and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has urged taxpayers to be on the lookout for a spring surge of evolving phishing emails and telephone scams. Read more. - Safeguard Your Identity
Data breaches are not just headline news. It is a serious matter that can wreak havoc with your finances, credit history and reputation, and it can take time, money and patience to resolve. Read more.
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