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For the last three years more money has been lost to romance scams than any other fraud, reaching a record $304 million in 2020.

A browser is your gateway to the web and the cybercriminals looking to take advantage of you.

The “Scam Me if You Can” author, whose autobiography inspired the Hollywood film “Catch Me if You Can," predicted pandemic relief fraud would increase since Congress passed the CARES Act in Spring of 2020.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday said he will support legislation to shift the balance of power back to consumers in the state and away from Big Tech.

A compilation of more than 3.2 billion unique pairs of emails and passwords was recently leaked on a popular hacking forum according to a report last month from Cybernews.

Remember the days before our gadgets were buzzing and beeping at us all day long? Yeah, me neither. Maybe your issue is email.

Make no mistake: You’re being tracked.

Researchers at MIT Sloan School of Management found that politics is the tie that binds strangers on social media.

Doug Reynolds of the Charleston Gazette-Mail, a Pulitzer-Prize winning paper, filed a lawsuit claiming companies like Facebook and Google are allegedly manipulating the digital advertising market.

Texas' has a huge mountain to climb to curtail Big Tech's power on squelching free speech, Biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy argued on Tuesday.

If you have an Amazon Echo at home, you need to dive into the privacy settings.

There are few certainties in life: Death, taxes, and turning your computer off and on when there’s a problem.

Iranian cyber actors are likely behind the creation of an inflammatory website called Enemies of the People and continue to be active despite earlier warnings, according to the FBI.

The automated scam-as-a-service operation is designed to steal money and payment data.

Parler, the social media platform that was forced offline by Amazon following the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, could be up and running again early next week, co-owner Dan Bongino told "Hannity" Thursday. 

British journalist and author of "Madness of Crowds" Douglas Murray slammed Big Tech companies Tuesday, asserting that the time to regulate them is "long overdue", but cautioned that he is concerned who will be in charge of reining them in and what the new rules might be.

After the Facebook oversight board recently overturned four cases deemed a violation of the company's policy, former U.S. Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker remains skeptical of the body's independence.

“Old Abe” author John Cribb told “Fox & Friends” on Thursday that ads promoting his historical novel about Abraham Lincoln have been rejected by Facebook, calling the decision “absurd.”

"Rubin Report" host Dave Rubin reacted to former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard’s scathing comments against Twitter and Big Tech on Wednesday, saying that tech leaders "coordinated" to remove then-President Trump from social media.

Biotech entrepreneur and author Vivek Ramaswamy slammed Twitter Wednesday after the social media giant announced their plans to implement a new anti-disinformation system operated by users, known as Birdwatch.