| The Navigator: Phishing scams in vacation rental land, and a lack of resolution Washington Post Then she discovered that she wasn't dealing with the real owner, but with someone who had fraudulently obtained the owner's e-mail password, a crime known as phishing. “It was a scam,” says Guillaume, a subcontracting manager who lives in Poissy, ... | ||
| Green card phishing scam preys upon visa hopefuls Fox News A cruel new email phishing scam preys on visa holders with the phony promise of a green card in return for cash, FoxNews.com has learned. The emails, under an official-looking US State Department letterhead, tell recipients they are among 50000 winners ... | ||
| Students Receive Email Warning of Phishing Scam Minaret By Daniel Feingold On Tuesday, March 20, all University of Tampa accounts received a global message in regards to a phishing scam that is hacking the school email system. It sent a reminder to not reply to the messages and alerted individuals of a scam ... | ||
| BBB warns of latest phone phishing scam WWBT By Gray Hall - email RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Seniors beware — the Better Business Bureau is warning of phone calls phishing for your banking information. Better Business Bureau President Tom Gallagher is disgusted over the latest scam hitting the ... | ||
| BBB Warns of a Pishing Scam KATC Lafayette News The Better Business Bureau of Acadiana is warning local business owners and managers of an on-going scam email phishing scam, where fake emails appearing to be from the BBB install viruses that steal personal and business information. | ||
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| BBB warns of surge of fake emails sent using its name WSOC Charlotte The emails are part of a phishing scam designed to infect computers with viruses in order to steal banking or credit card information, the BBB said on Thursday. “Although these emails look real, they are not coming from the BBB," said BBB President Tom ... | ||
| Phony federal agents phishing for scam victims WGCL Atlanta By Steve Kiggins - email Scammers looking for quick cash are resurrecting an old dirty trick. They're telling people they're agents with the federal Drug Enforcement Agency and they'll take care of an old arrest warrant if victims wire them money. | ||
| Ad-Aware Personal Security CNET Built upon our legendary anti-spyware and antivirus protection, Ad-Aware Personal Security real-time web-filtering technology safeguards your PC against phishing attacks and online scams, allowing you to stay protected on social networks and giving you ... |
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