Scam of the Week:  Don't Make This Smish-take
Pamela Tucker Pamela Tucker

Scam of the Week: Don't Make This Smish-take

In this week’s scam, you receive an unexpected text message that makes it appear that someone is trying to log in to your email or social media account. The message contains a multi-factor authentication (MFA) code and what appears to be a customer support number for you to call if you did not request the code. These types of codes are usually only sent to you when you are logging in to an account. If you receive one unexpectedly, it might make you think an unauthorized person is trying to access your account.

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Scam of the Week:                    Scamazon Prime
Pamela Tucker Pamela Tucker

Scam of the Week: Scamazon Prime

This week, cybercriminals are targeting Amazon Prime customers located in France. You receive an email stating that your Amazon Prime subscription will automatically renew. The email contains your name and address, making it appear convincing. It claims your subscription will automatically renew, but at a very expensive cost.

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