Online scams Cybercrime Scam victims Published 02 December 2024

Caught in the web: Navigating the digital maze of scams

We rely on the internet to work, shop, bank and socialise, but every click and transaction carries risks, and AI is giving scammers new ways to exploit them. Euroconsumers’ latest survey uncovers the hidden realities of scam victims: how consumers navigate the digital maze of online fraud, and the obstacles they face once they have been scammed, from reporting to getting their money back.

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Test and Surveys

Topics

Online scams

Markets

BE · IT · ES · PT

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