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Bulletin – Fraud Using Deepfakes 2024-07-31 The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is seeing an increase in reporting where fraudsters are using deepfake technology. The deepfake videos
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Bulletin – Fraud Using Deepfakes 2024-07-31 The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is seeing an increase in reporting where fraudsters are using deepfake technology. The deepfake videos
2024-07-02 The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC), the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are warning Canadians about the increasing threat
Bulletin – Crypto Job Fraud 2024-05-30 The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is seeing an increase in job opportunity frauds. Overall reported losses to job fraud increased
Bulletin: Home Services and Equipment Fraud 2024-04-25 The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) is noticing an increase in reporting related to misleading home services and equipment.
ASC WARNS PUBLIC ABOUT INVESTING IN NATURAL SHORES RUM CAY MARKETED BY MARK CHRISTOPHER MILLER, KELLY WILLIAM KISER, AND FALCON ENERGY & DEVELOPMENT Feb 22,
Bulletin: Success Story – CAFC and USSS freeze $615,820 2024-02-21 On February 2, 2024, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) and the United States Secret Service
Romance Scams: Protect yourself from online investment fraud By Rebecca Vargese – February 13, 2024 The new love interest you have been texting over the last few
Bulletin: Romance Scams 2024-02-12 The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is issuing an alert for romance scams. Every year around Valentine’s Day, fraudsters are on the look-out
Top 3 crypto scams of 2024: Protect yourself from social media, romance and recovery room scams By Rebecca Vargese – January 22, 2024
Top 10 frauds Reported in 2023 In 2023, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) processed 62,365 fraud reports involving over $554 million in reported losses.
Beware of selling goods or services online. Fraudsters often send a generic message that expresses interest in purchasing the product or service without seeing it
Counterfeit merchandise is often sold at a deal that is too good to be true and tactics on the length of the deal such as
Animal scams often appear in classified ads and the animals being advertised are often listed at a very low price or free. Interested buyers often
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