Tax season = scam season.** Every year, cybercriminals ramp up fake IRS calls, phishing emails, and spoofed websites designed to steal sensitive information. But in 2025, these scams have evolved — many are powered by AI, making them look alarmingly real and harder to spot.
Whether you’re a freelancer, small business owner, or just filing your personal taxes, you’re at risk if you share financial details online. From fake IRS notices to “urgent” refund links, attackers are counting on people rushing during tax season.
The good news? With the right awareness and security habits, you can stay protected. In my latest blog, I break down:
- The most common IRS and tax-time scams in 2025
- How AI-generated phishing makes them more convincing
- Practical steps to protect your personal and financial data
👉 Dive into the full guide here: IRS Scams, Tax-Time Phishing & How to Protect Your Data in 2025
Stay alert. Protect your data. Don’t let scammers cash in on your tax return.
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