Chase Bank refused East Bay woman refund for fraudulent transactions. Then 7 On Your Side stepped in
An East Bay woman says someone pretending to be her managed to take money out of her Chase bank account from a teller at the bank, even though the suspect didn't have a bank card or pin. It was a ...
This Denver woman’s savings account was accessed, drained of a whopping $7,363 by a scammer — but the bank first ruled the transactions were legit. Here’s how sh…
Denver resident Megan Holt thought she was being financially smart when she opened a high-yield savings account with SoFi.
Gmail And Outlook 2FA Warning—Do Not Use This Sign-In
You will see no security warnings and will assume you’re on the legitimate website, the MITM attack intercepts your data and ...
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Beware These Common Banking Scams
You receive a surprise message or phone call saying you've won a prize. All you need to do is provide your bank account and routing number to receive the money. Once they have this, the scammer can ...
Yes, you can use your browser's password manager – here’s how to do it safely
Here’s the most secure way to get started using your browser's built-in password manager, step by step. Most password ...
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When Was the Last Time You Changed Your Wi-Fi Password? Here's How to Do It
A strong password will help keep your devices secure and prevent people from using your network without you realizing it.
Think twice before you open an email that appears to be from YouTube
As far as what happens, users will receive an email from an official-looking email address "no-reply@youtube". Users are requested to click a link that will lead them to a YouTube page with a private ...