Tax season is a stressful time for many Americans, but it also presents an opportunity for scammers to exploit unsuspecting taxpayers. Each year, criminals refine their tactics, using increasingly sophisticated methods to steal identities, refunds, and even entire bank accounts.  With the rise of AI-generated fraud, the threat has never been greater. Recent surveys indicate

Scams have become a significant issue in the UAE, with tens of thousands of residents losing life savings to fraudulent schemes. A recent study reveals that 90% of UAE consumers are at risk of responding to scammers, as 9 in 10 people are likely to overlook common fraud warning signs. Even more alarming is that

Scams have become an alarming and persistent challenge in Singapore, mirroring global trends where fraudsters continuously refine their tactics. In the first half of 2024 alone, Singapore recorded 26,587 scam cases, a 16.3% increase from the same period in 2023. While these numbers reflect the growing threat, Singapore has also emerged as a leader in

In Indonesia, online gambling is experiencing unprecedented growth. With over 70% of problem gamblers reporting severe financial and mental health issues, the rapid proliferation of these platforms is concerning. As digital access expands, so does the reach of online gambling operators, who strategically market their services to a broad and often vulnerable audience. The rapid

Illegal online gambling has become a pervasive global problem, bringing with it significant economic, social, and legal challenges. While the digital era has revolutionized industries, it has also enabled the proliferation of illicit activities, including unregulated gambling platforms that evade oversight and cause billions in losses annually.  The financial burden of illegal online gambling is

As we enter the 10th World Day Against Trafficking in Persons today on July 30, 2024, the global campaign theme urges us to “Leave No Child Behind in the Fight Against Human Trafficking.” This year’s focus calls for accelerated efforts to end the exploitation of children, who remain among the most vulnerable and affected groups

Instagram is under scrutiny following allegations that it profits from allowing users to advertise AI-generated child sex abuse images. This legal challenge comes after a police investigation revealed that predators are using the platform to promote websites selling explicit material, accessible with just two clicks.   Campaigners have described this as a ‘new frontier of horror,’