Bostonherald Boston Police Warn of Holiday Scams Targeting Charity and Personal Data
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The Boston Police Department has issued a warning about an increase in phishing, charity, and pet scams as the holiday season approaches. Scammers are impersonating trusted companies to lure victims into providing personal information through fake giveaways and account issues. Citizens are advised to be cautious of suspicious messages and avoid clicking on unknown links.
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