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EPISODE · May 13, 2025 · 5 MIN

Unmasking 2025s Worst Digital Scams: Phishing Attacks, Crypto Heists, and Government Impersonation Revealed

from Scammed: Real People, Real Ripoffs · host Inception Point AI

In this eye-opening episode of SCAMMED, host Finn Hack exposes three dangerous digital deceptions from early 2025. Discover how an E-ZPass phishing scheme captured credit card details through fake payment portals, learn about sophisticated vendor phishing targeting Texas government contractors, and hear the ironic tale of a notorious hacker who lost $9.6 million to a social engineering attack. Finn breaks down these real-world scams with practical security advice, reminding listeners that our psychological vulnerabilities often pose greater risks than technical ones. Essential listening for anyone looking to protect themselves in an increasingly deceptive digital landscape. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

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