phone scams

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?

Telstra customers and folks on Telstra MVNOs might not see another SMS scam again, as the telco turns up the tech and the heat.

This week on The Wrap, delve into the fun and games of Black Friday sales with a timely scam warning, explore what’s happening in foldables, and hear what Spotify has given all users, not just the paying ones. All that and more in five.

They never really went away, but if you get an SMS or three suggesting you have voicemail on an Australian number, don't touch the link.

Scams are always happening, and there's always a risk you'll fall for something you didn't mean to click on. What's next?

Scams are big business for criminals, but if it seems like they target only the inexperienced, we've got news for you.

We regularly hear of threats to Android devices, of scams and malware and so on, but can the same problems hit iPhone users, too?

A message comes in telling you a package has attempted delivery but failed. Is it real, and how do you tell?

If a calendar entry pops up on your iPhone advertising something from a Nigerian prince, don't be alarmed, as scams are getting through. It happened all of a sudden in the morning. An event suddenly scraping through, magically appearing on an iPhone calendar as if it had been left out...

If you didn't get a message suggesting a delivery had missed you this week, you were one of the lucky ones. Fortunately, there are ways to pick up that this is just another scam.