Scammers don’t only hack into a computer to steal from their victims. Increasingly, they're trying to hack the person using it.

Jeremy Keil talks with cybersecurity and fraud-prevention expert Robert Siciliano about how modern scams use text messages, artificial intelligence, deepfakes, voice cloning, manufactured urgency, and human psychology to gain trust.

Learn practical ways to reduce your vulnerability. Robert’s three-step Analyze, Authenticate, Act protocol provides a simple response to suspicious communications, while unique passwords, password managers, two-factor authentication, and updated devices can create additional barriers for criminals. The goal isn't to assume you're too smart to be scammed. It's to build habits that make it harder for a scammer to get through.

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