Cyber...

Cybercriminals have scammed a Texas school district out of $2.3 million by using a phony email.

The Manor Independent School District lost the hefty sum as a result of a phishing email scam, the school district said in a statement last week. Details on how the scam was perpetrated are not clear at this time.

Phishing email typically tries to get the victim to click on a malicious link in order to execute an attack, but that may not even be necessary. Attacks
can also happen through a plain text email intended to fool the recipient to commit a wire transfer or send sensitive information.

There are all sorts of scam. They all after your money. 

As we approach the next presidential election, watch for your wallet.  Just a thought