AI Voice Cloning Scam UK: A Call That Isn't Them
A call sounds exactly like your relative but something feels off? AI can clone a voice from a short public clip — here's how to check safely.
Guides covering fake tech support calls, remote access scams, and malicious software targeting UK users. Learn to spot and shut down tech support fraud.
A call sounds exactly like your relative but something feels off? AI can clone a voice from a short public clip — here's how to check safely.
Deepfake video scams are a growing threat in the UK where criminals create or manipulate videos of you to extort money or personal information. This guide shows you exactly how to spot these scams, what to do if targeted, and how to report them to Action Fraud.
A QR code sticker looks slightly different from the one next to it? That mismatch is the clearest sign of a tampered parking or payment code.
Suddenly lost mobile signal with no clear reason why? Here's what a SIM swap fraud attempt looks like, and exactly how to respond fast.
Fake Wi-Fi hotspot scams trick you into connecting to bogus networks that look legitimate but are controlled by criminals. Once connected, scammers can intercept your passwords, banking credentials, emails and sensitive information without you realising.
Scammers are cold-calling UK households pretending to be from BT, Sky, Virgin Media, and Openreach — claiming line faults, broadband issues, or the PSTN switchover — then asking for remote access to your computer. Full investigation: how it works, what to do, and how to report it.
Windows tech support scams are calls, pop-ups, or emails falsely claiming to be from Microsoft, warning of viruses or security problems on your PC. Scammers pressure you to call a number, grant remote access, or pay for fake antivirus software.
Got a pop-up or call saying your iPhone or Mac is infected and Apple support needs access? How to spot an Apple tech support scam and report it.
A remote access scam is when a fraudster convinces you to download software that lets them take control of your computer or phone remotely. They typically pose as technical support, your bank, or an antivirus company, then steal your banking details, passwords, and money while you watch helplessly.
Printer support scams target UK residents with urgent calls or pop-ups claiming your HP printer has errors. Scammers use social engineering to convince you to pay for unnecessary repairs or download malware.
Got a call or pop-up saying your PC is infected and Microsoft needs remote access? How to spot a Microsoft support scam and report it.