phishing

One of the more recent scams in Louisiana involves an official-looking text with a legitimate-looking website.

What's up with all these spam emails, and why is it so hard to keep them from flooding your email inboxes?

Louisiana law enforcement has noted a jump in "quishing" complaints across the state. The scammers are targeting older citizens who aren't aware of the scam.

The bad guys have figured out a new way to reach out and interrupt your life. Here's what you need to know to avoid smishing scams in Louisiana.

Scammers are now creating fake online advertisements and having them target unsuspecting victims on social media. Here's how they do it.

Have you seen the offer circulating on the internet saying that Netflix is offering a free one-year subscription due to the pandemic? Is it real?

Officials say that if you are the target of one of these scams, don't click on the link!

The reason these scams still exist is that people still fall for them. Until we can all be educated on spotting these scams, scammers gonna scam.

Have you recently received an email from "Vincent Gambino Baker, Attorney at Law" notifying you about an upcoming court appearance?

I've been a Netflix subscriber for about 10 years so I immediately became suspicious.

The message may look like it came from a friend but it's really the bad guys in disguise.

Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator talks about law enforcement's efforts in the "phishing" scam that defrauded Caddo schools out of almost a million dollars.

Caddo Parish Schools Superintendent Dr. Lamar Goree talks with about the recent "phishing" scam that defrauded the school system of a nearly a million dollars.