Banks’ fraud departments have gotten pretty good at identifying questionable credit card purchases. They employ algorithms ...

While the origin of this message is unclear, it is a new scam, targeting people who want to own an iPhone. The cheapest iPhone from Apple’s latest portfolio costs $599, so while the offer that claims ...

Enabling mobile alerts via push notifications is an efficient way to catch potential fraud and monitor purchases. Credit card mobile apps offer real-time purchase notifications and effective fraud ...

Scammers are sending fake messages claiming that an unauthorized purchase was made using your Apple ID. The text includes a phone number, which makes it seem like Apple is reaching out for security ...

Large purchase. Unusual activity ... Depending on the bank, these alerts can come in the form of an email, text message or push notification — or all three. A low balance alert could be helpful ...