Guides covering fake tech support calls, remote access scams, and malicious software targeting UK users.
Scammers use fake QR codes in emails, texts, posters, and online adverts to direct you to phishing websites or install malware on your phone. This guide shows you how to recognise these scams and what to do if you've already scanned one.
Microsoft support scams trick UK residents into believing their computer has a virus or security problem, then trick them into handing over remote access or payment details. This guide shows you exactly how to spot the scam and what to do if you've already engaged with the scammers.
Google Voice scams exploit the service's free calling and messaging features to conduct identity fraud, account takeovers, and financial crimes while remaining anonymous. This guide explains how the scam works, red flags to watch for, and what to do if you suspect you are targeted.
Apple ID scam emails are a common threat in the UK. Scammers impersonate Apple to steal your login credentials and personal information. This guide explains how to recognise these phishing attempts, verify legitimate Apple communications, and take action if you've been targeted. Protect your account by understanding the warning signs and knowing when to contact Apple directly.