Scammers turn to fake job emails and fake Facebook, what to do
If you get an email from a big company saying you’re a match for a job, and then asks you to log in using Facebook, you’re staring down the barrel of a scam.
If you get an email from a big company saying you’re a match for a job, and then asks you to log in using Facebook, you’re staring down the barrel of a scam.
Security software doesn’t always help with every scam — you still need your wits about you — but a piece of software shown at CES could help you work out what’s real online.
Public WiFi can come with the odd risk or two, but if you’re a Telstra customer, you might just have a way to evade those risks on the go.
A sextortion scam isn’t just something you can get through email, but in social apps, as well. What can you do to go on the defensive, both if it happens to adults and as parents?
Emails and SMS that pretend to be the real deal? That’s bad. But scammers using AI audio to trick? That’s worse. Fortunately, there may already be a fix.
Deciding whether you should click the link in an email or SMS isn’t always easy, but there may be an app solution coming.
Scammers are always out to trick you, to get you to fall for a con. What can security experts recommend to prevent you falling for scams?
A scam scourge is facing Australia, with numbers on the increase. What’s being done about it?
Whether you subscribe to streaming video services or not, criminals are going after your wallet with a plan to nab your credit card details.
You know the call: “we’re calling from Microsoft”, and the scam begins. Who is falling for this and why?