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Missed jury duty? Scammers hope you think so

Jury duty scams are on the rise. Learn how to recognize the red flags, protect your personal data, and verify real court notices. “You missed jury duty and there’s a warrant out for your arrest.” If you've received a call like this, take a breath. Odds are, it's not the court—it’s a scam. These jury duty scams are making the rounds again, and they’re catching people off guard.

Is That Gmail Security Alert Real? How to Spot a Phishing Scam

In a world where our lives are increasingly managed through email, an unexpected security alert can be a jarring experience. Recently, misinformation spread about a supposed mass security alert from Google, creating widespread panic. While Google has confirmed these claims are false, the incident serves as a powerful reminder of a constant threat: phishing scams. These fraudulent emails mimic real security warnings to trick you into giving away your personal information.

How Device Intelligence Detects Fraud Without Using Personal Data

Fraud tactics now evolve on an hourly cycle. For banks, fintech, digital lenders, and payments players, the question isn't whether rules still help - it's whether they adapt fast enough. Recent numbers from Alloy's 2024 Financial Fraud Statistics underscore the shift: over 50% of surveyed institutions saw business fraud rise, two-thirds reported higher consumer fraud, and generative AI could drive $40B in bank losses by 2027. It's no surprise that more than half are raising third-party spend, with three in four prioritizing identity risk capabilities.

From Food to Friendship: How Scammers Prey on Our Most Basic Needs

Scammers are opportunists. Nasty ones. They prey on the most fundamental human needs: On the surface, a food-assistance scam and a fake-friend scam may seem worlds apart. One promises food, the other companionship. But underneath, they follow the same psychological playbook: build trust, create urgency, extract resources. In this blog, we’ll unpack two real-world scams – SNAP scams and friendship scams – how they work, why they work, and, most importantly, how to fight back against them.

The MemcycoFM Show: Episode 14 - How to File a DMCA Takedown (And Why You Don't Need To)

Many enterprises turn to the DMCA takedown process when they discover infringing or fraudulent content online. While DMCA takedown serves as a protective mechanism for copyrighted material, it was never designed to address the speed and scale of brand impersonation and phishing scams. This gap leaves businesses compromised, leveraging a reactive approach that can’t keep up with the sheer agility and scale of scammer operations. To confront it head-on, we’ll show how to file a DMCA takedown notice effectively, while highlighting tactics for resolving its shortfalls in aggressive brand impersonation, phishing and account takeover (ATO) scenarios.

AI and Fraud Detection: How Bank Reconciliation Tools Protect Your Cash

Fraud has always been a concern in business, but the digital economy has amplified both the scale and sophistication of fraudulent activities. From false vendor payments to suspicious cash transfers, threats are no longer isolated incidents; they're systemic risks that can affect an organization's cash flow. At the same time, finance teams are under immense pressure to deliver timely, accurate reporting while ensuring compliance, where manual processes, spreadsheet errors, and delayed reconciliations leave organizations vulnerable to undetected fraud.