Recent crackdowns in East and Southeast Asia - where scam centers took root at industrial scale - have coincided with organized criminal groups (OCGs) shifting operations to more permissive regions.

Internal chats included jokes about arrests and self-aware comments about being caught. Yet none of it stopped the machine from grinding on. The scam call center in Georgia is not an isolated case. It ...

Data analysed by Nationwide has found that one in four Britons have experienced a ticketing scam, losing £82 on average. When buying tickets, stick to official retailers and be alert to scammers on ...

The county's Sheriff's Office has posted a warning on their social media page about recent attemps by criminals to scam local residents out of finances by claiming to be an officer from their ...

The Indiana Attorney General’s office is offering tips on how to protect yourself from some of the more common scam attempts. If you need repairs after the storm damage, authorities say that you ...

Call centers have long been front and center in providing customer service and support — in fact, IBIS World estimates that there are 36,787 customer care centers employing 305,000 individuals ...

Asian crime networks running multi-billion-dollar cyber scam centres are expanding their operations across the world as they seek new victims and new ways to launder money, the UN said on April 21.

Sophisticated Phishing Attack Targets Gmail Users: What To Know A new phishing scam is fooling even tech-savvy Gmail users by disguising itself as a legitimate security alert from Google — with no ...