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Scammers are using these sites to trick us — and they can look very convincing. Epov Dmitry / Shutterstock.com
A typo in your search bar or one trusting click could get you scammed. Akamai, a cloud technology company, recently analyzed data about malicious websites masquerading as legit United States Postal Service pages. According to Akamai, USPS is a common target for phishing — a type of scam where fraudsters mimic a legitimate company to take your personal information such as credit card numbers.
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