Antivirus software companies predict a breakthrough year for hacker attacks via social-networking sites.
Or why smart people fall for stupid cons.
Please Rob Me points out how vulnerable you can be when using location-sharing services like Foursquare.
If it discloses where you'll be and your personal cell phone number, that's too much information.
Protecting your identity is a great idea. Paying for that protection isn't.
People are still falling for bogus lotteries and work-at-home rip-offs.
Most of the information on a check would not pass the 'Internet safety test.'
Cybercriminals are gearing up to take advantage of the holiday season.
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