he FBI is warning the public that scammers are using artificial intelligence to deceive victims through fake phone calls, fraudulent bank representatives, and manipulated social media content.

There are no blue lights or yellow tape, yet there’s a crime being committed more and more across the country and right here in our community. “The problem is almost epidemic proportions,” says Jeremy ...

ATM “jackpotting” schemes are on the rise across the country, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Hackers are ...

Online scammers may aim to take advantage of a person's trust for financial gain, sometimes by cultivating a fraudulent ...

The FBI relied on years-old claims of fraud, many of them thoroughly investigated, to obtain a search warrant to seize ...

The response of three federal agencies to a Government Accountability Office report last year on combatting scams has been decidedly “mixed,” a watchdog official told lawmakers this week. Appearing ...

NORFOLK, Va. — With Valentine's Day on Saturday, the FBI Norfolk Field Office is issuing a warning about the growing threat of romance scams. Criminals will create fake online identities to gain a ...

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) is urging consumers to look out for red flags — and reminding them not to feel ...

Romance scams can become even more prevalent around Valentine's Day. Scammers build a relationship with the victim before requesting money. The FBI is urging the public to be cautious, and follow some ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Love is in the air but so are scams, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigations, which is using ...