There is another trick up scammers' sleeves, and this one is a doozy! Thieves are spoofing bank phone numbers looking to rip you off. They could drain your bank account if you give them what they're after. We've got details on this tricky scam and ways to protect your finances.

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There's another sophisticated phishing campaign making the rounds that you need to know about. This time criminals are spoofing Microsoft, hoping to trick you into clicking on a malicious file that will infect your device with malware. We'll explain what to watch for and how to protect against it.

The job market these days is scary. And we're not talking about a lack of open positions. Researchers found that fraudulent job postings are rising, and scammers are out in force looking to rip you off. Here's what you need to look out for.

Scammers use psychology to manipulate you into thinking imaginary problems exist, and their latest work of fiction claims you bought a $1,000 iPhone. An email says you'll have to pay up ... or call them to cancel. Here's why you shouldn't hit the call button.

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