Traveling This Spring? Protect Yourself From Online Scams With These Expert Tips

TODAY.com·Mar 2

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There are reports of a surge in online travel scams, with some outlets noting a significant increase in phishing and cyber attacks. Many people have fallen victim to these scams, with some sources suggesting that over 40 percent of americans have been affected. As people book their spring and summer trips, experts are offering tips on how to protect oneself from these online scams.

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Traveling This Spring? Protect Yourself From Online Scams With These Expert Tips

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