Internet-related scams continue to increase, with those aged 60 and older being the most susceptible to an assortment of schemes.

Americans reported losing $16.6 billion to internet crimes in 2024, a 33% increase from 2023, according to the FBI.

The new report also noted that ransomware remained the largest threat to U.S. critical infrastructure in 2024, with ...

A new AARP report reveals everyday online habits may be putting people at an increased risk of fraud. Here's how to stay safe ...

FBI reports Americans lost a record $16.6 billion to internet scams in 2024, with cryptocurrency fraud and elder targeting ...

Internet crimes are up in Indiana as older Hoosiers continue to be particularly victimized by scammers using a variety of ...

The Transportation Intermediaries Association reported that cargo theft continues to be the most financially damaging type of ...

Artificial intelligence has emerged as a powerful tool for cybercriminals who stole a record-setting amount of money from ...

Alaskans lost over $26 million to internet scams in 2024, with seniors suffering the biggest losses. Crypto fraud made up ...

the state ranked #22 in the number of complaints received by the public $146 million in losses were reported in South Carolina in 2024, an increase ... million investment fraud: $38.4 million ...

Last year’s losses by Hawaii fraud victims represent a sharp increase from 2021. Acting U.S. Attorney Kenneth M. Sorenson ...