You must heed this FBI warning—here's what to know.
Republished on February 1 with new reports fraudulent calls from law enforcement agencies, where even those phone numbers can no longer be trusted.
And on that note there’s a common theme. Google has confirmed it won’t proactively call users to troubleshoot technical issues, per this latest AI attack; and in the, the bank involved told its account holders to “remember that Bank of America will never contact you to request that you move money to protect yourself from fraud.”has just revealed a new update for Windows users that uses its own AI to hit this threat head-on, intercepting such “” attacks targeting PCs with fradulent support calls.
Just as with banks and tech support, CBP says it “won’t call you out of the blue with promises of money or threats. Is the caller asking you to pay a fee or share your Social Security, credit card, or bank account numbers over the phone? Hang up. It’s a scam.” The agency also warns “don’t trust caller ID; scammers can make their phone numbers look real even if they’re not.”
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