Cybercrime Surge: Americans Downplay Risks
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New study reveals many Americans downplay online security risks, with nearly one-third thinking losing money to cybercriminals is just part of life online. Phishing scams make up forty percent of these incidents, and attitudes like this are helping normalize cyber threats. Local experts confirm the trends, noting higher victimization rates and the impact of embarrassment on underreporting. Cybercrimes are on the rise, with scams as the top tool for thieves, and experts warn artificial intelligence will make attacks smarter and more common ahead. Raising awareness now could change that, as more folks recognize these risks and act faster to protect themselves.
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