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Security Center
Use the information in these tips, articles, and links to help keep your identity safe.
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Call & Text Scams
Does it seem like you’re getting a lot more unknown phone calls or text messages lately? Learn about these 3 common scams so you don’t fall victim!
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Beware of Smishing Scams!
CEFCU is receiving reports from members of a text message scam. These text messages contain a fraudulent link, which takes you to a website that asks for your online account information.
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New Scam Alert — “Pig-Butchering”
We’ve got the scoop on a new scam that is affecting a significant number of people across the United States. Sadly, those involved have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in connection with a complex scam called “pig-butchering”.
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Charities and Scammers — How To Protect Yourself This Holiday Season
The season of giving is just around the corner! In the spirit of giving gifts, you may also choose to donate to a charity.
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Be wary of texting scams
Texting scams are on the rise. Texting is cheap, easy, and scammers count on the ding of an incoming text being hard to ignore.
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Beware of AI Scams
There is a lot of talk about Artificial Intelligence (AI) these days, with many sectors increasingly taking advantage of AI applications — from companies to educational institutions, even fast food restaurants.
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What Scammers Know – That You Don’t
There is a science to scams, and it may surprise you to know how sophisticated criminals can be. Unfortunately, what you don’t know about a scam can cost you plenty.
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Share Your Story. Stop Scammers.
Scammers are always looking for a new approach to steal your money or information. Chances are you or someone you know have fallen victim to a scammer.
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Avoiding Job Scams
Did you go beyond your budget this holiday season? For many, this time of year is a good time to pick up some part-time work to help pay off those holiday bills.
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Stay Alert: Phishing Scams
Identity thieves use emails, texts, and bogus websites to phish for personal information — including your account numbers, passwords, and Social Security number.