Nearly two-thirds of respondents said the scam involved someone impersonating a company or brand they trusted, while more than 30% of victims said they will stop buying from a brand online.
A recent TODAY show investigation exposed a dangerous surge in AI-generated deepfake ads promoting fake medical treatments.
A recent TODAY show investigation exposed a dangerous surge in AI-generated deepfake ads promoting fake medical treatments.
As reported in the New York Times, during a recent investigation, we exposed a multi-platform scam network that impersonates healthcare providers to promote fake or non-existent health products.
Whether you’re going on vacation, buying tickets to a concert or just trying to stay cool in the brutal heat, the summer season is an opportune time for scammers to strike
As peak travel season heats up, scammers are luring consumers with fake travel websites offering nonexistent flights, hotel rooms, and car rentals
