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A new viral prank involving AI-generated images is pushing some Texas families into full-blown panic mode, and now police are ...

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Even with mandatory hallmarking, fake gold scams persist in India. Consumers can now verify gold authenticity using the BIS Care App, check HUID numbers, and test jewelry at accredited centers. If ...

Microsoft's Copilot AI can now create Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PDFs, or PowerPoint presentations with just a ...

Growing evidence indicates employees are using AI apps — usually free online chatbots — to generate authentic-looking fake bills to submit as phony expenses.

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The wild evolution of Internet scams Internet scams have evolved alongside technology, from crude text-based deceptions in ...

Digital identity and transaction security platform company Proof today announced the launch of a new solution aimed at ...

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Digital arrest’ is a growing scam where cybercriminals impersonate law enforcement or government agencies, including the ...