Social engineering scams manipulate people rather than technology, using deception to obtain passwords, financial information, or access to devices. Fraudsters may impersonate banks, delivery companies, employers, or trusted contacts through emails, messages, phone calls, and social media.
As online services become central to everyday life, these scams continue to evolve. Recognizing common warning signs—such as urgent requests, suspicious links, and unusual payment demands—can help consumers protect their accounts, devices, and personal information.
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