Social Security phishing scams use urgency and impersonation to steal personal data. Learn how to spot fake SSA emails and ...

If you are one of the more than 60 million people who receive Social Security benefits, you may have received an interesting ...

Authorities in the East Bay are warning of a recent scam after they said a victim paid suspects for a “new” Social Security number. The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office ...

You can never be too prepared: Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson offers some tips to help you guard against new Social Security scams.

Social Security scam artists use fraudulent phone calls, texts, emails, and letters, but you can spot fraud and scams before it's too late if you know how.

Social Security recipients are frequent targets of con artists. Here's how to recognize a scam and avoid becoming a victim.

How the Social Security phishing scam works The current attack is the work of a phishing group known as Molatori.

The emails prompt you to download a Social Security statement, but clicking will allow malicious actors to install a remote access tool called ScreenConnect.

According to the SSA, real Social Security texts never threaten the recipient or request payment or personal information; any texts that do so are scams.

Phishing scams have been on the rise for quite some time and now there is a new target: retirees. A Social Security Administration phishing scam has been going around, and it can easily fool you if ...