Founder
From fintech to martech to AI, I’ve built products that reach millions. Today, I’m focused on one problem: stopping scams before they stop us.
Understanding the long-term impacts of losing control of your personal data starts with understanding what data brokers actually are - the billion-dollar companies collecting, profiling, and selling your information without your knowledge.
Have you been seeing “Scam Likely” pop up on your screen more often lately? You might appreciate the heads-up from your carrier, but the constant interruptions can get old fast.
Scam calls are nowhere near a new phenomenon. But in recent years, they have become a major frustration for many people.
Modern spam campaigns are like a hydra. Block one and two more show up. Silence them, and they keep coming anyway.
Ever notice how some scam messages don’t look as obvious as they used to? In recent years, the standard “red flags” for detecting phishing scams have become less reliable.
Phishing, smishing, and vishing are some of the most common (and effective types of scams). While they all follow the same format and have similar goals, they use different channels to contact you, which changes how the scam works.
Smishing is a common type of social engineering scam in which an attacker tries to trick you into clicking on a link or providing sensitive information over text.
These scams can be harder to recognize in the moment, which is what makes them so effective. That’s why it’s important to educate yourself on how vishing works and how to recognize the warning signs of an attack.
Spoofing has become one of the most common ways scammers make fraud feel legitimate. Phishing is the most reported type of internet crime, and spoofed emails, phone numbers, and websites are a core reason these scams keep working.
Being targeted by a scam can leave you feeling frustrated and unsure where to turn. Reporting scams, even seemingly small ones, ultimately helps protect you and prevents others from falling victim to the same tricks.
Some of the most damaging scams in history didn’t come from shadowy corners of the internet; they came from trusted brands and high-profile executives.
Online scams are getting smarter and causing even higher losses. In 2024 alone, people in the U.S. reported more than $12.5 billion in losses to fraud.
Phishing is one of the most effective ways scammers steal personal information. These attacks look legitimate at first glance and are designed to trick you into sharing financial details or other private data.
Investment from ScOp Venture Capital allows us to accelerate development and bring proactive online safety to more households.
In today’s digital world, online scams are evolving faster than ever — and thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), they’re getting harder to spot.
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