Un nuevo estudio indica que más de la mitad de los estadounidenses fueron víctimas de fraude el año pasado. Los expertos señalan que las estafas son cada vez más eficaces y se espera que la tendencia empeore.
La investigación destaca un fuerte aumento de las actividades fraudulentas que afectaron a los consumidores estadounidenses durante 2025. El error humano sigue siendo el principal factor que facilita estos incidentes, a pesar de los crecientes esfuerzos de concienciación.
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Ahead of Idul Fitri, IT expert from Untag Surabaya, Supangat, urges the public to heighten vigilance against scams via WhatsApp and SMS. Rising digital transactions are exploited by cybercriminals. Vida founder Niki Santo Luhur identifies two main methods: phishing and malware prevalent in Indonesia.
Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) recorded around 96,400 cases of account and payment card fraud in 2025, up five percent from the previous year. Many incidents originate abroad, and the solve rate remains low. Consumer protection agencies saw 50 percent more complaints.
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Police in region Mitt are expanding their popular volunteer pilot project, which informs elderly people about phone scams, to Uppsala in 2026. The project began in Västerås due to high demand for information. Fraud is one of the most common crimes investigated, with profits reaching about 5.7 billion kronor in 2025.
Universitetskanslersämbetet (UKÄ) reports that suspensions and warnings for cheating rose by three percent from 2024 to 2025, reaching 2,328 students. For the first time, unauthorized use of AI tools became the most common form of cheating, with 851 cases in 2025.