Watch out for fake emails claiming to be Action Fraud
Fraudsters are claiming to be from Action Fraud contacting people in order to steal personal and financial details.
Young Adults often face different problems online
If you’re a young adult we have a section full of articles tailored to you.
Action Fraud urge people to be on the lookout for “too good to be true” flight deals
Flights to Africa and the Indian subcontinent are among the destinations thought to be targeted by fraudsters.
NOVEMBER Cyber Scam Newsletter
In this month's edition, we're raising awareness of Amazon Prime and PayPal scams, fradulent Bitcoin schemes and easy to fall for text scams!
Action Fraud warns of Amazon Prime scam that has cost victims over £400,000 in two months.
Criminals are targeting members of the public with automated calls stating that the recipient has been charged for an Amazon Prime subscription.
Police database flagged 9,000 cybercrime reports as 'security risk'
Reports were quarantined by software designed to protect fraud bureau’s computer system, watchdog told.
Gradient: is the celebrity lookalike app safe?
An app that tells you what celebrity you look like is the latest viral face recognition trend.
Instagram introduces new tool to help prevent phishing attacks
Sorting the genuine from the fake emails
Whatsapp bug allows hackers to hijack phones with bizarre gif
Users of the messaging app should update to the latest version to protect their privacy
OCTOBER Cyber Scam Newsletter
In this month's edition, we're raising awareness of Thomas Cook refund scams, student tax scams, fraudulent prize emails and google calendar invite scams!
IOS 13.1: iPhone and iPad users urged to download latest software update.
New version of operating system comes with wide array of bug fixes.
Microsoft issues emergency patch for Explorer browser
Microsoft has released an emergency update for its Internet Explorer browser to fix a bug that cyber-thieves are known to be exploiting.
Barclays issues warning to university students, as number of under-21s recruited as money mules nearly doubles
New data from Barclays reveals that under-21s being recruited as money mules increased by 97 per cent between 2016 and 2018.