Phishing threats are on the rise — driven by the shift to remote work, the use of AI by cybercriminals to create more convincing scams, and the emergence of “Phishing-as-a-Service” platforms on the Dark Web.

The data makes it clear: phishing attacks — and the financial damage they cause — are increasing rapidly, impacting both individuals and organizations.

I’ve been involved in internet fraud and cybersecurity since the early days, building deep expertise in threat detection and prevention.

Back in 2019, the surge in scam calls and texts became impossible to ignore — I was feeling the impact myself. That’s when I registered WhatTheFraud.com to share practical tips on how to spot and stop fraud.

As a developer at heart, I recently challenged myself to push the limits of today’s AI tools to create this web site and content. The design, text, and articles on this site were all produced using AI — guided by my cybersecurity background and experience.

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