The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued via Twitter a new phone scam warning concerning National Insurance (NI) numbers. The victims reporting they have received an automated phone call telling them that their National Insurance number has been compromised.

In these tough times, it can be easy to be tempted by a "get rich quick" scheme. After all, who wouldn't want to make money easily and without any effort? Unfortunately, these schemes are nothing but scams.

With the recent news of Queen Elizabeth II's death, there has been a surge in fake news and scams related to her death. Fake obituaries, Free Funeral Tickets, GoFundMe campaigns and monarch money giveaways. Don't get fooled!

Hacking group AgainstTheWest boasted that they had managed to obtain TikTok customer data from one of the servers used by the Chinese company. The hackers reported that there were more than 2 billion records and private information with a total weight of 790 GB.

A lot of people fall victims to computer repair fraud, with scammers pretending to be from IT support and offering help. Some of the scamming techniques include claiming you have a virus that needs to be deleted, or that your computer has been hacked.

When it comes to paying for goods and services online, Apple Pay is becoming an increasingly popular option. So, how do Apple Pay scams work? And what can you do to protect yourself from them? Find out in this article.