The most common Internet scams you can’t help but spot, and a few that are not quite so subtle. How to avoid Internet scams and how to spot a scam online. How To Avoid Internet Scams Scams. The Internet is rife with them. It is infected with the disease of greed, infested with black-hat marketing
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Scams Abound At Top 10 Dating Sites Internet security. It’s not something you think about when visiting a dating site like Tinder, Match.com or EHarmony but these are some of the most dangerous sites for a web surfer to visit. Online dating site scams become more and more common. Not only do you have to
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The internet has made our life easy. With the lots of advantages, it also poses threats in the form of hackers and scams. There are prying eyes who are trying to get personal information about the internet users. Their only intention is to cheat innocent people. It is important to protect yourself from these online
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Apple deletes VPN scam app from the App Store. A while ago, the Apple app store introduced a brand new app. The app “Mobile Protection: Clean and Security VPN” claimed to clean every bit of junk on your Apple device. The app was used to keep the iPhone and Apple devices clean and secured. Popularity
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Cybercriminals’ techniques and creativity have no bounder, when it comes to find victims on the Internet. Here are some of the more recent financial scam techniques and how to ensure Internet security: Phishing: the objective is to collect sensitive private data from Internet users, through sending emails purporting to a large number of people from
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How to fight against phishing on the Internet? Phishing refers to those emails you may have already received that invite you to renew or to give your credit card number or to access to your bank account. Indeed, according to the Anti-Phishing Working Group, phishers are able to convince up to 5% of recipients to
Read More...Facebook has been dealing with suspicious behavior apps (phishing), since it launched its Facebook platform for developers in 2007. As an open source app development tool, anyone can create an app, including cybercriminals who just want to steal your information. With cybercrime raising, Facebook users should pay more attention to what they click on. Most
Read More...In 2012, the National Coordination of the fight against Internet crime (SCOCI) in Switzerland received 8,241 complaints last year, which represents of increase of 55% compared to 2011. And for the first time, cases involving economic crimes exceeded those related to illegal pornography. This boom can be explained by the high profile of some business related to
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