On this episode of Justice, One Client at a Time, we look at a phishing scam that involved impersonating a New York attorney general in order to hack cryptocurrency platforms.

The office of New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood recently alerted the public about a phishing scam in which someone was pretending to be her. Her office used Twitter to issue a warning about the scam, which targeted more than ten cryptocurrency platforms. The tweet said the attorney general did not send a letter requesting…

Saks Fifth Avenue and Lords & Taylor suffered a massive data breach in which over five million debit and credit cards were stolen from department store customers. A cybersecurity research firm said it believed a notorious group of hackers obtained customers’ financial information by preying on outdated in-store credit card systems. The card numbers were…

Your hotel might offer complimentary Wi-Fi. However, you are under no obligation to use it. Hackers may be attempting to imperil your computer, particularly if you are considered a high-profile target who is staying at luxury hotels throughout the world. According to a report by ZDNet, the DarkHotel hacking group is back, after having been…