Adam Levin

When the culprit is a family member, the trauma runs deep.

Child identity theft is a lot more common than you might think, it’s usually an inside job, and it’s always completely messed up.

An expert on financial sextortion loses a job offer to protect people from it when he shares his expertise on the topic.

Beth Hyland went on Tinder to find true love, but instead she found a very real (and shockingly expensive) nightmare.

Senator Elizabeth Warren is a lightning rod for all things that impact consumers, and she’s taking on Big Tech.

Hilarious writer and Twitter-zen Becky Holmes has made a name for herself exposing romance scammers.

What seemed like a budding romance ends in emotional and financial devastation.

A Swiss cheese analogy helps keep a cyber pro from falling prey to a payroll scam.

It’s no secret the internet doesn’t always bring out the best in people. The relative anonymity and global sprawl of digital life make it...

Scammers groom unwitting targets and then trick them into trafficking illicit drugs and other contraband.

“Mark” tracks criminals in more than 20 African nations, and blew our minds in this conversation about how the crime rings there work.

Privacy may be dead but if a cybersecurity social media star has anything to do with it’s going to become a martyr.

A decades-old type of computer art can be used to circumvent AI security features.

OnlyFans, impersonation, cyberstalking, identity theft and sextortion collide in this week’s episode

Adam Levin was a guest on Dark Rhiino's Security Confidental podcast. In the episode, he encouraged listeners to protect both their security and their...

SNAP EBT scams sap twenty percent of the funds earmarked for food assistance. This week’s guests tell us how to tackle the problem.

The Godfather of Internet crime wants you to know that he’s sorry for his crimes, but he doesn’t mind taking a stroll down Memory Lane.

Sometimes the most convincing online dating scams happen in person.

Is using stalkerware to spy on someone ever okay? Eva Galperin doesn’t think so.

Small businesses are often easy targets for scammers. Here’s how.