Never share information, like banking and credit card information, your birth date or Social Security numbers, with anyone who has contacted you unsolicited in any manner. Make sure your loved ones, especially children and the elderly, know how to spot scams.

Director of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Jen Easterly says while there may be what looks like appealing deals and discounts, some people will be quick to steal your money and take advantage of you.

It’s that time of year when holiday joy, shopping and scams begin to fill the area. The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office has offered some tips to help people avoid scams and heartbreak. “If it doesn’t feel right to buy,

With the holiday season in full swing, the FBI is urging consumers to be aware of scams that could cost them hard-earned money and personal information. Americans lost a total of $309 million in online scams last year,

The FBI has issued a scam warning to online shoppers amid Black Friday deals. "When shopping online during the holiday season—or any time of year—always be wary of deals that seem too good to be true.

"A risky holiday." The FBI issued a new warning as Black Friday scams rise to an impressive 89% over last year, according to a cybersecurity report. The post FBI Warns Against Online Shopping Scams During Holiday Season—Here’s How To Protect Yourself first appeared on Bored Panda.

Millions fall for scams on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and with one of the largest shopping days coming right up, the FBI has a warning and some tips on what to watch for