The FCC says scammers can hijack your phone number and use it to gain access to financial, email and social media accounts.

Scammers can combine your name, phone number and address with data breach details to attempt SIM swaps, phishing and even identity theft schemes.

Scammers are using new technology and familiar tactics to make phone scams harder to spot: Here’s what to watch for.

The agency said the scammers are using "spoofing" technology, so the call may appear to be coming from a legitimate phone number.

The scams are getting a bit meta. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning about a new scam currently making ...

BARRY COUNTY, MI - The Barry County Sheriff’s Office, in conjunction with the Michigan State Police Wayland Post, is warning residents about a phone scam in which callers impersonate law enforcement ...

The Stephens County Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning to locals about an ongoing scam circulating the area. According to ...

A new phone scam involves individuals impersonating Federal Trade Commission officials, falsely claiming that phone numbers ...

You think email spam is bad? Here’s something worse: scam phone calls. The average American receives over 500 per year, and the result is that 39% of these consumers feel unsafe, according to a study ...

The Owasso Police Department is warning residents of an ongoing phone scam in which callers claim people have warrants for ...

Cut off their access to your bank account or payment method, if you provided that information. Call your bank immediately. If ...

Authorities in Texas and Indiana are warning residents about phone scams involving callers impersonating law enforcement or ...