From road trips to remote work, I put the it to the test—here’s what the Ryoko Pro WiFi Router reviews reveal about speed, ...

DMV text scams are a form of phishing where cybercriminals impersonate state agencies in order to deceive victims into ...

While airport Wi-Fi has improved, Eric Plam, President at SIMO, a global mobile connectivity device company, said it is still public, making it vulnerable.

Administrators of the Oregon Department of Justice’s Consumer Hotline are warning Oregonians about a new scam involving ...

FOX5 Investigates Scam Alert: Use ‘free’ Wi-Fi and you could pay a heavy price Experts say free public Wi-Fi is inherently insecure and poses risks for users.

We've seen lots of text scams — and more sophisticated phishing and malware scams — so far in 2025. Here are the top scams to know and how to stay safe.

The easy access that scammers have to sophisticated AI tools means everything from emails to video calls can’t be trusted.

First unpaid tolls, USPS lost packages and now outstanding traffic tickets? Here's some clues to look for to spot a scam.

Have you received scam texts about an unpaid toll? You are not alone. In 2024, consumers reported losing $470 million to scams that started with text messages, according to the FTC — a fivefold ...

Many hackers and scammers profit off of stealing personal data. One method of hijacking private information online is what experts call the “man in the middle” or “evil twin” Wi-Fi scam.

Personal data can be big business for hackers and scammers, leading to an ever-growing number of threats to be aware of. A big one is the “Man in the Middle” or “Evil Twin” Wi-Fi scam.

As the summer travel season heats up, travelers are urged to protect their private information from cyber threats when connecting to free Wi-Fi at cafes, airports, and other public places.