Don’t fall for Trump’s election fraud lies
Editor: We cannot be complacent. We have guarded our freedom for 250 years so it feels safe. This year, however, is different. This year our freedom is under attack, not from without, but from our own president. His constant false claims of election fraud are making us all wonder if our elections are safe. The more we worry, the more likely we are to support election changes, like the SAVE Act, that will restrict our freedoms as Americans.
Let’s be clear. There has not been any election fraud that has risen to the level of impacting election results. The worst we’ve seen is an occasional voter trying to vote in the name of his dead mother. Consider this. Each ballot includes more than one contest. If the first contest on the ballot, usually for president, loses due to fraud, then the other contests on the ballot will lose as well. Afterall,…
Cyber fraud uses technology as the primary weapon. It is highly scalable and can be conducted from anywhere in the world.
- Phishing/Smishing/Vishing: Using deceptive emails (phishing), text messages (smishing), or phone calls (vishing) to trick victims into clicking malicious links or revealing sensitive data.
- Business Email Compromise (BEC): A high-value scam where a criminal impersonates a CEO or high-level executive via a “spoofed” email address to trick a staff member into making an urgent, unauthorized wire transfer.