Recruitment Scams Can Derail Your Job Search

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.

Is it a coincidence that you are talking with your friend about a certain hotel at the beach and within minutes an ad for the same hotel pops up on your Facebook page? It’s creepy, but is it a coincidence?

Companies and fraudsters grab your Facebook personal information by teasing you with a fun quiz, where you think you’re playing a game. But essentially, you’re voluntarily giving up your information.

Whatever your summer plans, you don’t want to be caught off guard and become a victim of fraud. Here are a few pointers to keep your money safe this summer.

Kits containing children’s data are commanding the highest Dark Web marketplace prices. Baby and toddler IDs are attractive because they provide fresh data that’s never been exploited before.

In recent months, more fans are being fleeced by fake celebrity social media sites—fraudulent accounts are often used for phishing and even blackmail.