New Ways to Scam People: Are You a Money Mule?

Imagine if you were job seeking online and connected with someone you thought was a recruiter for a legitimate job. This person might establish a relationship with you, interview you over the phone, ...

"Phishing" e-mails get their name because crooks are "fishing" for your personal information.

Your phone is your lifeline through many activities. You might use it to check your bank balances, or to pay for something with a tap on your screen. But how secure is your mobile phone?

Experts say security incidents may evolve from year to year, but one thing has remained the same: Compromised passwords are still a leading contributor to successful attacks.

As many ways as cyber criminals have to hack or defraud you, there are ways to protect yourself from many of these deceptive crimes.

In today's online world all your information is out there. So be aware—once you apply on one job site, there are recruitment scammers trying to profit off of your job search.