The more you know about the various types of cyber scams out there, the safer you'll be online. We recently received a question from someone in our community who's doing a lot of hiring and reported that someone had posted a job on a spoofed website - "domaincareers.com" instead of "domain.com". Why do scammers do this? They're trying to trick people into providing personal information like a social security number and possibly financial information so they can steal it. It is true that before you start a job, you'll need to give your employer your social security number and you'll probably want to set up direct deposit of a paycheck, but if a company is asking for this information too early, its a scam. Both employers and potential employees need to know about these scams.
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