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  • Scam of the Week: When PDFs Become Phish-Delivering Files

    posted on Wednesday, July 16, 2025

    Scammers are sending fake emails with official-looking PDF attachments claiming to be from companies like Microsoft or PayPal. The PDFs urge you to call a fake support number, where scammers try to steal your info or install malware. Always verify contact details independently and be cautious with unexpected attachments.

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  • Scam of the Week: WhatsApp with This Phone Number

    posted on Wednesday, July 9, 2025

    Cybercriminals are calling users on WhatsApp with a robotic message asking them to add a phone number to their contacts. This is a test to find easy scam targets. If you comply, they may later try to hijack your account by stealing your verification code.

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  • Scam of the Week: A Fine Way to Get Scammed

    posted on Wednesday, July 2, 2025

    Scammers are sending fake DMV texts claiming you owe a traffic fine, urging immediate payment via a link. It's a phishing scam—don't click. Always verify through official DMV channels.

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  • Scam of the Week: Don't Sail with These Scammers

    posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2025

    Cybercriminals are using fake Google Ads to scam cruise travelers. Posing as customer service agents, they offer fake discounts and steal credit card info.

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  • Scam of the Week: Don't Make This Smish-take

    posted on Friday, June 20, 2025

    A fake text claims someone is accessing your account and includes an MFA code and a bogus support number. It's a smishing scam—calling the number connects you to a scammer who tries to steal your personal info.

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