Many cybercrime victims are retargeted by online scammers posing as lawyers or other professionals who promise they can recover stolen money. By Tara Siegel Bernard It has been two years since Nick ...

The phone rings. A man identifies himself as a Travis County Sheriff’s Office deputy. He says you missed jury duty. A warrant has been issued for your arrest. But the whole thing can go away, he ...

Elaborate sets appeared to be designed to convince victims over video chat that they were talking to law enforcement.

Chalk up the scummy surge to a perfect storm of economic anxiety and rapid technological advances, experts say.

The estimate builds on numbers from the FBI, which are widely believed to capture only a small fraction of the money lost to scams.

As you're getting ready for spring break or planning your summer trips, the Better Business Bureau warns of five popular vacation scams targeting your identity or your money.

Divorcée Marnie Reeves claims she has allegedly left been scammed out of $23,450 and hundreds more in legal fees after she was contacted by an unverified account claiming to be Renner, 55.

An IDMerit data breach allegedly exposed over 203 million U.S. records containing personal details for identity verification, researchers reported.

Scammers are constantly evolving their tactics - and so are we. Every day, criminals use increasingly sophisticated measures ...

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Local authorities are sounding the alarm as a sophisticated phone scam continues to target residents across Citrus County.

Scam text messages are being reported to the Better Business Bureau in growing numbers, and experts say the problem is getting worse.