phishing

If you have an E-ZPass, or even if you have ever passed through a New York State toll plaza, this is something you will want to know.

Scammers have stepped up their game once again and have unleashed a new scam that has wiped out bank accounts nationwide.

I consider myself fairly savvy when it comes to internet and phone scams that attempt to "phish" information from me electronically. I'm kind of a "know it all" who's always giving other people advice on what not to do. Still, I had a very close call today from a scammer who came very close to getting me.

There's a new phishing attack going on in your in-box and this one is difficult to deal with. Recently, I've been inundated with dozens and dozens of emails from a PR company sending me two copies of news releases and lawsuit announcements. On average, I was receiving about 50 emails an hour.

The United States Postal Service is warning of a new scam stealing people's vital information and the problem is, many of us have already been scammed.

The beauty of email programs today is that there are security measures that automatically place scam emails in your junk folder. The problem with email programs today is that there are security measures that automatically place scam emails in your junk folder. In ...

The Rome Police Department is warning consumers about an Amazon scam circulating online.

These celebrities aren't giving out money on Facebook Live through Cash App, Zelle, Paypal or Venmo in any other place than their verified social media accounts. If you see it elsewhere, it's a scam.

Cell phones across Central New York have been getting numerous spam calls that tell the recipient their Apple or iCloud account has been breached. Calls have been received all over Utica, and beyond.

While it seems like an heartfelt gesture, it could be a step towards hackers and scammers getting a hold of even more personal information.

Tax season is upon us - and that means the scammers are trying to get their hands on your tax refund and your private information.

If you're a member of Amazon Prime or know someone who is, be aware of a new scam that's hitting email in-boxes in Central New York and elsewhere.