New wave of phishing impersonating UK banks—especially Lloyds—poses as routine policy updates to steal one‑time passcodes and account access. Spot red flags (check sender, hover links, never click email links); AI makes scams more convincing.
Shortened string is: Spot phone scams before they steal money — fake HMRC threats, spoofed bank ‘fraud’ calls, WhatsApp job lures, TPS, passport/crypto cons. Hang up, ring your bank on its number; protect accounts & ID.
Prime Day = big savings — but more scams: copycat Amazon sites & fake ads that steal money or data. Spot 5 red flags; safety: check URLs, use the Amazon app, report ads; use a password manager & 2FA.
They used a fake Meta notice threatening my FB page, but I saw the phishing red flags. Get tips to spot fake URLs, dodge urgent scams and protect your account — free Cybersecurity Starter Guide.
I did a quick search and I don’t see anyone else writing about this here so I do that quickly. Many of us here have twitter accounts and yesterday it came to be published that about 300 million accounts have had their passwords stored in an unsecure log file which basically means that anyone that…