I grew up in Lima, Peru, during the 1980s, when terrorist attacks often targeted electrical towers, leaving us in the dark for hours; sometimes days. No lights. No television. No distractions. Just my parents, my brothers, and me sitting at the dining room table by a candle.
By March, many retirees have received their first surprise of the year — a medical or prescription bill that didn’t look quite right.
Phishing is a form of cybercrime in which cybercriminals deploy fraudulent communications to a user or organization that are created to appear to have come from a legitimate source.
It’s almost time for people to begin receiving their tax refunds. If you get one, what will you do with it?