In a world where we’re all online in one way or another – banking, shopping, even our social communication – identity theft ...

Scammers increasingly push victims to send them money through crypto ATMs. Records reviewed by CNN reveal the con artists’ tricks.

Data from the government, military, banks, private and public companies such as Walmart and CFE, and private citizens is ...

As digital banking landscape grows, regulators and financial institutions must remain a step ahead of cyber criminals ...

Muhammad Arshad, a cloth merchant from Rail Bazaar, Faisalabad, was at his shop when he received a call from an unknown ...

There’s a remarkable new report from the CNN Investigates team about how crypto ATMs, devices that may be at your corner store and which allow people to exchange money for cryptocurrency such as ...

Scammers aren’t just taking your money. They can wipe out your entire account. And your bank might not be able to help you ...

Last month, Washington, D.C. Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb sued Athena Bitcoin, saying the company’s own data shows 93% ...

Crypto ATMs, often located in convenience stores and petrol stations, allow users to buy digital assets like Bitcoin using ...

Victims are told to deposit thousands into crypto ATMs to fix fake debts. The FBI urges reports to its fraud network hotline.

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