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There’s a new scam on the block! Artist scammers are using AI to write their scam emails, but you can’t just assume that if an email feels or looks like it’s been written by AI, that it’s a scam. The ...

A message posted on Monday to the homepage of the U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is the latest exhibit in the Trump administration's continued disregard for basic cybersecu...

All Google accounts could end up compromised by a clever replay attack on Gmail users abusing Google infrastructure.

Trump is stooping to scamming his supporters out of their money.

James Knight, a cyber warfare expert with 25 years of experience, spoke with DailyMail.com about one of the newest threats targeting billions of Gmail users.

Micheal contacted me by email and wound up having a few exchanges with me about his need for a topographic and boundary survey. First clue about this scam is that the guy doesn’t even ...

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 The Cofense Phishing Defence Centre (PDC) has uncovered a new phishing campaign aimed particularly at Amazon Prime members, trying to steal login passwords, security answers, and payment details. The attacker sends out a well-crafted email mimicking…

SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Fla. (WKRG) — A fraudulent email scam has been targeting people and businesses in the area claiming to be from the planning and zoning department, according to a Santa Rosa County news release. The emails are being sent from developmentservices.santarosa.fl.gov@usa.com or a similar email service. The scam email includes a fake invoice [...]

You've laughed at the email from the "Nigerian Prince," right? The terrible grammar, the absurd story... you probably think only a fool would fall for it. But what if the joke is actually on us? And what if those typos are a brilliant, cynical filter designed to find the perfect victim? Welcome to the definitive deep dive into the Nigerian Prince scam, the oldest and most successful trick in the digital book. This isn't just a story about a funny email; it's a masterclass in the psychology of scams and emotional manipulation. We'll expose how scammers weaponize our own greed, hope, and kindness against us, and why even the smartest people are vulnerable to financial fraud. We'll trace the lineage of advance-fee fraud from the 18th-century "Spanish prisoner" con to its terrifying modern evolution using AI and cryptocurrency. Most importantly, we'll reveal the secret strategy behind the bad grammar and why it's the key to the scam's enduring success. This is the story of how a simple lie became a multi-billion dollar criminal enterprise. This episode will change the way you read your emails forever. If you found this fascinating, subscribe and share this episode to help protect a friend from the next generation of online scams. Then, head to the comments and tell us the wildest scam email you've ever received. Let's expose them together!

Nurse spots a fake DocuSign email tied to a license renewal scam. Learn the warning signs and how to avoid signing phishing documents.