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Don't click that link! Scammers are sending out emails containing links that appear to be legitimate. When clicked on, they take you to more pages that seem trustworthy. We'll show you what to look out for and how to protect yourself from these phishing scams.

There are millions of apps that are used for good. But some are used for illegal activities and nefarious purposes. The FTC has put a halt on one company and app that has been caught spying on users. We've got details on this dangerous app and ways to protect against stalkerware.

No restaurant should ask for your banking or card details when you make a reservation through their website. But that hasn't stopped criminals from faking their way into wallets and bank account. Here's what you need to look out for to avoid being ripped off.

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