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Artificial intelligence has exploded in popularity over the last couple of years, for both good and bad reasons. But what happens when scammers decide to use AI to deceive people investing in crypto?

Digital arrests seem like such a scary concept. You get a call from someone claiming to be a law enforcement officer and that you’re under arrest. But before you start panicking, you should know that this “arrest” probably has scammers behind it.

There’s always some innovation going on in the cryptocurrency world, and one of the newest projects on the scene is the Initial Coin Offering (ICO). It might seem alluring at first, but hold your horses because where there are high rewards, there are also high risks.

You’ve probably gotten an email requisition to update your payment at least once in your life. But don’t click on that payment link as soon as you get the email, because the message might not be coming from the company you think, but a scammer trying to trick you.

Most scams are designed in such a way that the only person committing the crime is the scammer himself and the victim is tricked with no fault of their own. But what happens when you’re an unwitting accomplice to the scam? That’s the scary reality of APP fraud.

Inflation. None of us like it, but it’s an unfortunate reality people from all over the world are dealing with. But as prices are rising, people are desperate to save a few dollars here and there - which is exactly when scammers strike.

QR codes are a marvelous piece of technology. They’re convenient and easy to use, but behind that convenience might lie a sinister ploy. Scammers are using QR codes to trick people on every corner, and if you’re not careful, you might be next.

Working from home is the dream for so many people all over the world. However, you need to be careful about that dream because there are so many scammers out there looking to exploit people who are just looking for their next employment opportunity.

Facebook Marketplace and Craiglist are both great options for people who are looking to buy second-hand cars. However, you can never be too careful with these ads, because scammers are now selling stolen cars on these platforms.