Jessica Molden

Cybercriminals are preying on emotions to gain access to victims’ wealth through romance scams. These scams, where criminals build a relationship and trust with the target before soliciting money or access to accounts, cost consumers $1.14 billion in 2023, with median losses per person reaching $2,000. The Emotional Manipulation Behind Romance Scams Romance scams exploit […]

In a recent cybercrime case, a 42-year-old West Australian man has been charged for allegedly setting up fake free WiFi access points to steal personal data from unsuspecting users. The man is scheduled to appear in Perth Magistrates Court on June 28, 2024, facing nine charges related to cybercrime. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) Western

In a significant move, the US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) announced a ban on Kaspersky Lab, Inc., the US subsidiary of the Russian antivirus software giant. This decision prohibits Kaspersky from directly or indirectly providing antivirus software and cybersecurity services in the United States. As of midnight ET on July

Doug Plummer served as a beloved mayor in the heart of Sharon Springs, New York, a close-knit community of just over 500 people. Known for his warmth and charisma, Plummer left a lasting impression on everyone he met. “He was one of those people that even if you only met him once, you left the

The threat of cyberattacks is a growing concern for family offices, and many are ill-prepared to fend off increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals. A recent survey by global law firm Dentons highlights this alarming trend and the urgent need for better cybersecurity measures among these entities. Increased Risk and Rising Attacks According to Dentons‘ survey of single-family