Criminals are crafty. They use elaborate stories and false identities to gain trust and create money mules. A money mule is someone that criminals use to launder illegally obtained money. This can be done by using bank accounts, checks, money orders and or wire transfers.To...
Social media is a great way to stay in contact with friends and family members. You can share pictures, like and comment on statuses and even send private messages back and forth. However, you can't trust every profile you see. Keep an eye out for...
We’ve all seen those “Let’s Learn About You” social media posts with a long list of personal questions - asking about your life experiences, where you’ve lived and even your pets' names. While these may seem like fun little games to share more about you,...
With the holidays fast approaching, an influx of "cyber scaries" can be expected, too. Use these four actions to help keep you cyber-safe this spooky season!1. Use Strong PassphrasesOne of the easiest ways for "cyber scaries" to take place is for the wrong person to...
WHAT IS IT?Caller ID spoofing is changing the caller identification number to a false or incorrect number. When a phone call is placed, the caller ID is transmitted through a technique called Frequency Shift Keying. This process changes the caller ID into a binary format....
From social engineering, phishing, vishing and even smishing, cybercriminals will try to come up with clever ways of gaining access to your personal and financial information. Here are tips on how to avoid these cyberattacks and what to do if you've become a victim of...
With the internet, we are able to accomplish tasks more efficiently and conveniently from our homes. However, with technology, there are security risks which is why home network security is important.Home network security refers to the protection of a network that connects devices such as...
Scammers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them personal information. But, there are several things you can do to protect yourself.HOW TO RECOGNIZE PHISHINGScammers use email or text messages to trick people into giving them personal information. They may try to...
Tech support scammers want you to believe you have a serious problem with your computer, like a virus. They want you to pay for tech support services you don't need, to fix a problem that doesn't exist. They often ask you to pay by wiring...
Have you ever taken a tally of every account you are signed up with? According to a 2021 study, the average person has nearly 100 passwords and associated accounts (i.e. credentials). Whether or not these accounts are active, we all run the risk of having...
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