Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity
hub from ZETA

Cybersecurity
hub from ZETA

Free toolkits from our cybersecurity team for the most common scams.

Free toolkits from our cybersecurity team for the most common scams.

Free toolkits from our cybersecurity team for the most common scams.

In danger right now? Call 911.

In danger right now? Call 911.

In danger right now? Call 911.

Unknown number

now

USPS: Your package is on hold. Confirm your address within 24h: usps-track-help.co/9f2

USPS: Your package is on hold. Confirm your address within 24h: usps-track-help.co/9f2

Scam text

Incoming call

IRS Settlement Dept.

IRS Settlement Dept.

(202) 555–0134

Decline

Accept

Spoofed number

From: no-reply@account-verify-help.co

Did you request a password reset?

Someone tried to sign in to your email. Secure your account now →

Phishing

What can we help with?

Hacked email or account

Regain access and secure your accounts

Scam calls, texts, and emails

Recognize a scam and report it

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Public Wi-Fi

Stay safe on networks you don’t control

Online shopping fraud

Spot fake stores and recover lost payments

Small business security

Guard against invoice fraud and phishing

Job and recruiting scams

Verify an offer before you share personal information

Card fraud and identity theft

Stop the damage and protect your credit

Each toolkit is a free PDF.

SEEN ONE OF THESE LATELY?

SEEN ONE OF THESE LATELY?

Scam text

Unknown number · now

USPS: Your package is on hold. Confirm your address within 24h: usps-track-help.co/9f2

USPS won’t text you a link to fix a delivery. Pressure to act fast is a common warning sign.

Spoofed call

Incoming call

IRS Settlement Dept. · (202) 555-0134

The IRS contacts people by mail first. It will not call to demand payment.

Phishing

From: no-reply@account-verify-help.co

Did you request a password reset? Secure your account now →

The sender’s domain doesn’t match the company. Go to the site directly instead of using the link.

It’s not just you.

It’s not just you.

Lost to online crime in the US in 2025

$148.2B

$148.2B

Scam and cybercrime reports to the FBI each day

3,000

3,000

Lost by Americans over 60, up 37% in a year

$7.7B

$7.7B

Source: Consumer Federation of America, FBI IC3 2025 report →

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