What does it take to make someone fall for a person who doesn't exist? Journalist Carlos Barragán, author of The Yahoo Boys, shares what he learned reporting from both sides of online romance scams.

The dark web has a reputation for stolen passwords and criminal marketplaces, but that's only half the story. Join us for a joint Yale-Harvard discussion that goes beyond the headlines to explore online anonymity, where breached data ends up, and how bad actors target higher education.

Scammers have a new assistant, and it never takes a day off. PCMag's Kim Key is back to share how scammers are using AI right now and what you can do to spot who's really behind the mask.

A new academic year is a good reminder to brush up on the skills that help keep you, your work, and your personal information safe.

One compromised account can throw your whole day into chaos, at work and at home. Learn how to spot the warning signs before that one click turns into a much bigger problem.

What every recent grad, and everyone who cares about them, should know. Join Yale's ISO and Maria Varmazis from Hacking Humans for real stories and practical advice on spotting the scams targeting recent grads before it's too late.