Tech guru Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explain what you need to know about phone spoofing and how to stop it so you can protect yourself from scammers.

A cyber security expert is warning against a terrifyingly realistic new scam. Caitlin Sarian, who posts as Cybersecuritygirl ...

Scammers swap phone numbers frequently, so your number may not be spoofed for long, according to the FCC. Also, make sure to contact the FCC if your number is being used for spoofing.

Spoofing is a funny word, but its consequences are serious. Here's how spoofing works, the many forms it can take and how to stay safe.

Spoof phone calls: a tactic telemarketers and scammers use, and they're getting sneakier and sneakier – many even using a familiar number or area code, or even, your phone number!

Phone spoofing scams are on the rise and scammers are using more local phone numbers to get their victims to give out information.

Once they have your phone number, all they have to do is match the area code - and possibly prefix - with a fake phone number.

INDIANAPOLIS — While we often hear about scammers “spoofing” phone numbers to make it look like they are calling from somewhere else, what happens if it’s your phone number they a… ...