Tech Boosts the Fraudsters
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Controversy over the veracity of recently released Bush National Guard memos has put the spotlight on digital forgery. These days, computers make document fakery easier -- and harder to detect -- than ever before. By Randy Dotinga.
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iFraud Fraudsters have been busy at work exploiting the hype surrounding last week's launch of the Apple iPhone.â¦
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Fraud Sciences, a private company, has developed technology designed to differentiate between real and fraudulent transactions.
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Legitimate mortgage lenders inadvertently support--and get tangled in--spam traps.
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The founder of a US Caller ID falsification service is selling up, just days after setting up in business.
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Disguised con artists want your personal information -- and you may be offering it to them.
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Phishing scams, already one of the main nemesis on the Net, have apparently just become even more sneaky -- and ingenious. Now, it appears phishing authors are borrowing some time-tested tactics
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Swindlers combine spam with hoax sites to try to rip off your personal data.
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Internet fraudsters have developed a sophisticated new method of using e-mails to capture internet banking customers&#39; details.
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InfoWorld - The latest information on phishing indicates that fraudsters are increasingly using malicious software to direct users to their deceptive sites.
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After a drop off earlier this fall, more fraudulent Web sites are popping up.
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Hacking tools that let you unlawfully activate trial software can include malware used by hackers to steal financial data.
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A recent flood of fake Citibank e-mail messages demonstrates the growing arsenal of tricks used by online "phishers."
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Meg Whitman describes how eBay, Paypal are combating phony e-mails and Web sites that may ensnare unsuspecting users--and drive away customers.
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Conmen have recruited thousands of PCs to help them con people out of their cash, a study shows.
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Computer giant confirms it used fraudulent means to acquire private phone records of journalists. By Kim Zetter.
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Fraudsters have developed a potent new  computer program that steals Internet banking customers'  details by duping them into opening up a bogus e-mail, a  British security firm said Wednesday.