Stay One Step Ahead of Scammers

Was your data part of a recent breach? Don't panic. Here is a step-by-step recovery plan to protect your identity and finances.

A link can look safe but lead to a dangerous site. Here is how to analyze a URL and identify phishing links before they steal your data.

Phishing emails are getting more convincing. Use this simple 4-point checklist to identify a fake email before you click or reply.

Searching for work? Scammers are using fake job listings and recruiter impersonation to steal personal data. Here is how to verify a job offer.

Smishing is on the rise. Here is how to identify a fake text message from a bank, delivery service, or family member before you click.

Your online accounts are the keys to your identity and finances. Here are 5 essential tips to keep your accounts safe from hackers and scammers.

A link starting with google.com isn't always safe. Here is how scammers abuse trusted platforms like Google and Microsoft to hide their phishing attacks.

BEC scams cost businesses billions every year. Here is how to identify and prevent sophisticated 'CEO Fraud' and invoice hijacking attacks.

Scammers are sending thousands of fake eFlow and toll road texts. Here is how to tell a real unpaid journey notice from a phishing attempt.

Scammers are using news of data breaches and class-action lawsuits to trick people into handing over their SSN and bank details. Here is how to verify a legal notice.

Brands like Pleo, Revolut, and Monzo are changing how we spend, but they are also targets for corporate fraud. Here is how to spot a fintech scam.

Planning a trip? Scammers are targeting travelers with fake security alerts and urgent payment requests. Here is how to keep your vacation safe from fraud.

A real scan submitted this week revealed a classic but dangerous email hijacking tactic: the Reply-To mismatch. Here's how it works, why email clients hide it, and how to check.

This week's scan data reveals a coordinated fake remote job ring, a government court impersonation targeting drivers, voicemail phishing, and brand impersonation across multiple sectors. Here's what we found.

Our weekly threat report (Mar 9–17, 2026) highlights the rise of technical-alert phishing, DMV impersonation scams, and system-compatibility social engineering.

A Gmail address can belong to a real person or a scammer. Here is how to judge the sender before you reply, click, or pay.

This common email-check result sounds reassuring, but it does not mean the sender is automatically safe. Here is how to read it correctly.

A professional-looking email domain can still be risky. Use this step-by-step process before replying, paying, or sharing documents.

These fake Microsoft billing alerts are designed to push fast calls and faster panic. Here are seven signs the message is a scam.

Shortened links hide the destination, which is exactly why scammers use them. Here is how to judge the risk before you click.

Traditional spam filters rely on blacklists and reputation. AI scams bypass them easily. Here’s how IsThisSpam uses intent analysis to stop them.

Microsoft's 2025 report reveals AI phishing emails have a 54% click-through rate. Learn why they work and how to stay safe.

Scammers are abusing real Microsoft email addresses. Learn how to tell if an email is legit - even when the sender looks trusted.

The era of 'Agentic AI' is here, but a fatal flaw called Indirect Prompt Injection could turn your helpful assistant into an insider threat. Discover how one simple email can compromise your entire organization.