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arning as Scammers Target Victims of Crime Malware Bytes (05/07, Arntz) reported that the FBI has issued a warning about scammers impersonating FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) employees to target victims of crime. According to the article, scammers contact victims through various methods, claiming to have recovered l

authorities said many of the suspects had prior histories as hands-on offenders. Those arrested came from South Carolina, North Carolina, Texas, and Honduras, and included 38-year-old Jonni Osman Pineda, who had been deported at least three times and was released to federal custody. Charges ranged from cr

fe accounts, and impersonators of government officials pressure them to wire funds overseas or buy cryptocurrency. The article noted that the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center received 19,000 tech support scam complaints between January and June 2023, with seniors making up nearly 50% of reports and 66% of total losses, an

fter Pleading Guilty to Multiple Armed Robberies in Texas KVUE (ABC-24) (09/19, Castro) reported that Christian Lopez-Burgos, a 27-year-old man from Honduras, pleaded guilty to multiple armed robberies in Austin. According to the article, the robberies occurred between December 31, 2023, and February 202

me Reporting Portals Bleeping Computer (09/19, Gatlan) reported that the FBI issued a warning about cybercriminals creating spoofed versions of its Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) website to steal personal and financial information from unsuspecting visitors. The FBI explained that attackers often make small alterations

ages, which included compensation for the emotional distress of losing him, the loss of financial support, and the costs of repatriating his body to Honduras. Valladares's son, Ulysses Valladares Jr., was awarded $1.3 million, while Valladares's mother, Justina Garcia, received $611,000. Hoyt also grante

" campaign to remind the public to resist the pressure to act quickly. Instead, pause for a moment and assess the situation." According to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, Florida routinely ranks among the top three states in the nation for reported losses. The article mentioned that the FBI is committed to investiga

ages, which included compensation for the emotional distress of losing him, the loss of financial support, and the costs of repatriating his body to Honduras. Valladares's son, Ulysses Valladares Jr., was awarded $1.3 million, while Valladares's mother, Justina Garcia, received $611,000. Hoyt also grante

campaign to remind the public to resist the pressure to act quickly. Instead, pause for a moment and assess the situation." According to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, Florida routinely ranks among the top three states in the nation for reported losses. The article mentioned that the FBI is committed to investigat