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As the presidential campaign enters a new stage, the most prominent players brace for the more brutal side of being in the limelight. High-profile politicians, including the US House of Representatives, are particularly the most vulnerable.

Fraudsters pose a threat to people living across the US, with older, vulnerable consumers losing a record $3.4bn in total last year, an increase of 11% in 2022. The number of complaints also rose by 15% to 101,068.

Incogni, the leading personal data security company, was recognized as the most innovative personal data management tool for its dedication to safeguarding individuals' privacy and security online.

With Tinder introducing ID verification to combat criminal activity, the privacy and security implications of disclosing this information have become a concern.

With Super Bowl LVIII fever gripping the US, millions of sports fans are flocking to mobile betting apps for a piece of the action.

Incogni, a leading data privacy firm, has conducted an in-depth analysis of the most widely used apparel shopping apps.

With many children's apps lacking transparency in the data-safety and privacy practices, these apps may also be engaging in invasive practices, potentially exposing children to exploitative advertising and even criminal activity.

While the overall number of unwanted calls has seen a 44% decrease from 3 million in 2022 to 2.1 million in 2023, a concerning trend has emerged: "imposter" calls remain the most frequently reported type of calls for the fifth consecutive year.

As information technology advances at a rapid pace, senior citizens are finding themselves increasingly vulnerable to a wave of cybercrimes, especially those involving phishing and fraud.