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FBI warns Louisiana seniors about sophisticated "Phantom Hacker" scam that has stolen $1 billion using fake tech support, bank officials, and government employees.

A list of the 20 most hackable PIN numbers has been revealed. Louisiana residents who use those PINs are putting their money and personal information at risk.

Your router brings wi-fi to your home and business, It could also be an open invitation, according to the FBI, for bad guys to steal your identity and data.

Cyber threats are rising in Louisiana. The FBI urges residents to switch to encrypted apps like Signal or WhatsApp to keep their communications secure.

After a cyber attack on Louisiana's Office of Motor Vehicles in late May of 2023, an investigation into the hack has revealed that more information was exposed by the hackers than previously thought.

If your not getting all the speed you're paying for on your Wi-Fi service it may be because someone is freeloading on your dime. Here's how to find out.

Louisiana customers who have dined at a Chick-fil-A restaurant in the past two months should be prepared to take action.

"The Anonymous collective is officially in cyber war against the Russian government."

The payroll company is also used by many Hospitals across the country, including right here in Acadiana.

Before you bare it all for the latest TikTok challenge, you should probably take a look at this.

The OMV isn't the only government entity that's dealing with a cyber threat today.

As of early this morning, the main website for Lafayette Parish Public Schools appears to have come under a cyber attack.

Though this phishing style has been around for a while, it is beginning to make its rounds again.

You never know where the bad guys are lurking. They might be at the grocery store or inside your bag of french fries.

A Louisiana company has been hired to protect our nation's energy supply chain from cyber attacks.

An Opelousas man is arrested for his part in a world wide hacking coalition.

The group also claims that it has stolen (and is threatening to release) some nude photos of Swift.

A 13GB database of at least 100,000 Snapchat images that users thought had been deleted has been released by hackers who have been collecting the files for years.

I am so glad Al Gore invented the internet, it sure gives a fellow a lot of things to do. It also gives a lot of bad people an open door right into your home, office and bank account. Over the weekend, Chase, Best Buy and Citi issued statements warning customers of the potential of phishing attempts on their customers personal information.