Nearly three-quarters of respondents who said they’re taking measures to protect themselves have been targeted.
Economic sanctions, as well as frauds and scams, tend to drive illicit crypto activity in the countries where it’s most prevalent.
One scam that’s been around for a while — but is quickly adapting to new technology — targets job seekers.
A financial advice columnist lost $50,000 in an elaborate scam. Banks told us what they do if they think you’re at risk.
How can consumers protect themselves from malicious AI? We’ll dig in.
Econ Extra Credit newsletter #172: Readers share their cautionary tales and we provide some tips on how to protect yourself.
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The technology’s ability to clone voices and likenesses makes authentication harder but more urgent, says Wasim Khaled of Blackbird.AI.
