Job scams are on the rise, especially ones offering remote work or flexible hours, the Federal Trade Commission said. Learn ...

No matter how dressed up with AI a scam is, Velasquez said, you can still sniff out the stink. Don’t trust anyone you’ve ...

This year’s $47,000 contract with Turnitin for plagiarism and AI detection pushed the total spent by College of the Canyons ...

But instead of landing a position, job seekers are getting played.Recruitment scams are surging as fraudsters use increasingly sophisticated tactics to steal money and personal information from people ...

Criminals are exploiting the trust that young iPhone users have in the device’s built-in message platform to make relentless demands for money. WSJ family and tech columnist Julie Jargon reports ...

More states are cautioning residents to be wary of text message scams claiming to come from DMVs.. The texts scams pose as messages from state Departments of Motor Vehicles, or DMVs. As of Friday ...

A new book draws on over 600 cases of users tricked by fake listings and fake reviews, scammed out of money or placed in physical danger. Airbnb scams: new book explores thriving criminal activity ...

State DMVs would not ask for your information or money by text. If you think the message might be real, contact your state's DMV using a trusted phone number or website. Copy the text message and ...

It’s a scam cybersecurity experts told First Coast News has been growing rapidly over the past year. The Identity Theft Resource Center reports that job scams like this have risen by 118% from ...

In short, it's not that easy or simple to make money with Raspberry Pi tech. Yet there are a number of legitimate ways to use your knowledge to bring in some extra cash.

If you complete “surveys,” the site earns money while you get nothing. If you download their software, you risk malware, viruses, and privacy breaches. Robux generators are scams not just because they ...

Then they’ll try to sell you a ‘solution’ (which is a scam) and ask you to pay for a bogus tech support service.” Real security alerts will never ask you to call a phone number, the FTC warns.