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Apple can’t stop ongoing iTunes charge scam | Network World

Users of Apple's iTunes services should keep a close eye on PayPal and credit card statements for fraudulent iTunes charges.

FTC halts domain-name registration scam | Network World

A U.S. judge has ordered a halt to a Canadian operation that allegedly posed as a domain-name registrar in an effort to collect fees from thousands of U.S. consumers, small businesses and nonprofits, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said.

FTC slams MoneyGram with $18M charge to settle fraud complaints | Network World

This place sounds like scam central. The second-largest money transfer service in the United States, MoneyGram International today agreed to pay $18 million in consumer redress to settle FTC charges that the company allowed its money transfer system to be used by fraudulent telemarketers to bilk U.S. consumers out of tens of millions of dollars.

US phisher who hit 38,500 gets long prison sentence | Network World

A California man was sentenced to 12 years and seven months in prison Thursday for his role as the brains behind a widespread phishing scam that took in more than 38,000 victims.

Microsoft sues three for ‘massive’ click fraud scam | Network World

Microsoft filed a lawsuit on Monday against three people accusing them of running a "massive" click fraud scheme that involved harnessing hundreds of thousands of computer IP (Internet protocol) addresses to target advertisers promoting auto insurance and the World of Warcraft on-line game.

India scam probe to include mobile licenses from 2001 | Network World

India has appointed a retired Supreme Court judge to examine the allocation of mobile licenses and spectrum from 2001, following charges that irregularities in allocation preceded the tenure of A. Raja as minister of communications and IT.

India downplays 2G licenses scam | Network World

The Indian government on Friday attempted to downplay an alleged scam in the allocation of 2G licenses, by claiming that there had been no actual losses to the country.

FBI: Criminals auto-dialing with hacked VoIP systems | Network World

Criminals are taking advantage of a bug in the Asterisk Internet telephony system that lets them pump out thousands of scam phone calls in an hour, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation warned Friday.

Etisalat distances itself from Indian mobile license scam | Network World

Telecommunications operator Etisalat has distanced itself from an alleged scam in the allocation of second-generation (2G) mobile network licenses in India, after an Indian agency arrested a key executive of its Indian joint venture.

India’s Parliament to investigate 2G scandal | Network World

India is appointing a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC), consisting of representatives of the government and the opposition, to probe into an alleged scam in the allocation of 2G (second generation) mobile licenses and spectrum in India in 2008.

Feds tighten security on .gov | Network World

When you file your taxes online, you want to be sure that the Web site you visit -- www.irs.gov -- is operated by the Internal Revenue Service and not a scam artist. By the end of next year, you can be confident that every U.S. government Web page is being served up by the appropriate agency.

Man gets 15 months for E-Trade skimming scam | Network World

A California man was sentenced to 15 months in prison on Thursday after he pleaded guilty to opening tens of thousands of bogus online brokerage accounts and then pocketing the tiny test deposits made by companies like E-Trade Financial and Charles Schwab.

Woman gets two years for aiding Nigerian Internet check scam | Network World

A Washington woman was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison and five years of supervised release for her role in an Internet counterfeit check scheme.

Mind Games: How Social Engineers Win Your Confidence | Network World

Social engineering and mind games expert Brian Brushwood has not come by his knowledge in the traditional manner of school or business training. Brushwood is the host of the Internet video series Scam School, a show he describes as dedicated to social engineering in the bar and on the street.

Latest Citadel scam sophisticated — except for grammar | Network World

Perhaps one good way to avoid Internet scams is to remember good grammar. Yet another configuration of the Citadel malware is said to be targeting Facebook users with a fake come-ons -- in poor English -- for donations.

US FTC halts domain name registration scam | Network World

A U.S. judge has ordered a Canadian company to stop billing small businesses and other customers for nonexistent domain name registration services, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said Tuesday.

Hong Kong scam site targets Chinese residents in UK | Network World

A scam Web site that mimics a law firm's Hong Kong homepage is still active on the Internet, although the incident was reported to police in both the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and China.

Mac security program tries to scare users into buying | Network World

Some Macintosh users have encountered a security program whose function and Web site have the tell-tale signs of a scam.

ATO plagued by e-mail scam | Network World

It is proving to be the e-mail that wont go away. The Australian Tax Office is again warning people about a fraudulent e-mail that claims to offer recipients a tax refund.

Phishing scam targets Microsoft piracy control warning | Network World

Symantec says it has identified a phishing scam that attempts to fool the victim by faking a Microsoft Windows piracy-control warning and demanding a credit card.

Strategies to secure VoIP nets | Network World

You've probably already heard about the latest VoIP scam: vishing.

Massachusetts vehicle registry warns of spoof site | Network World

The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles is warning customers about an online scam intended to trick them out of their credit card information and their money.

Phishing scam uses Google Maps to locate victims | Network World

Account holders with at least two Australian banks have become victims of a phishing scam in which malicious code reveals the physical location of affected IP addresses using Google Maps. Bank account holders in Germany and the U.S. have also been targeted.

NetFlash: Phishing leverages VoIP in new scam model | Network World

Phishing leverages VoIP in new scam model