On the internet, alongside useful information, there is a plethora of fake news, unfounded rumors, and harmful content. To keep a cool head, apply the "Six Holy Questions" before deciding to BELIEVE or SHARE anything. The set of [...] from Guide to Identifying Fake News, Harmful and Misleading Information
International studies and crime prevention practices all indicate that: Filtering technology only addresses the symptoms; the care of family and the support of the community are the most effective "immune barriers" to help the elderly fight against crime. from Protecting the elderly from fraud: The role of family and community
Cybercriminals have now upgraded their scams from "manual" to "industrial" scale thanks to the support of artificial intelligence (AI). Instead of being able to chat with only 5-10 people, a hacker can now simultaneously "flirt" with thousands of victims [...] From Emotional Scams and Investment Deception – When AI Becomes a Psychological Manipulation Machine
Currently, scammers are taking advantage of the elderly's anxiety about illness, their desire for extra income, and their kindness to carry out many sophisticated scams. In addition to online scams, they also commit direct scams at home by impersonating […] from Scams targeting the elderly
Online fraud is facing a major shift: If 2025 was the year of data-driven attacks, then 2026 will be the year of comprehensive AI and multi-modal attacks. [...] From Online Fraud 2025-2026: As Cybercrime Evolves Thanks to AI
Besides using AI to scam victims through fake video calls, cybercriminals are also using AI to turn ordinary photos into blackmail tools. Hackers exploit everyday photos (at the beach, out and about, wearing modest clothing) [...] from Decoding the tricks used to use deepfakes for blackmail
To build a strong psychological "firewall" for the elderly, international cybersecurity and banking experts have compiled a simple yet effective set of action guidelines. These guidelines help the elderly stay calm and handle situations appropriately... From Fraud Prevention for the Elderly: The 5 Don'ts – 3 Dos Rules
Currently, fraudsters are exploiting the anxieties about illness, the desire for extra income, and the kindness of the elderly to carry out many sophisticated scams. Using the guise of charity, religion, and social welfare organizations is one such tactic […] From scamming the elderly under the guise of charity, religion, and social welfare.
Currently, fraudsters are exploiting the anxieties about illness, the desire for additional income, and the kindness of the elderly to carry out many sophisticated scams. Financial, investment, and health-related scams are a prime example of this type of fraud. From Multi-level marketing schemes: Financial, investment, and health scams targeting the elderly.
Currently, scammers are taking advantage of the elderly's anxiety about illness, their desire for extra income, and their kindness to carry out many sophisticated scams. In addition to online scams, they also commit direct scams at home by impersonating […] from Beware of scams right at home
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