Whether it’s someone masquerading as a familiar company to get you to click a malicious link or an offer to save on your mortgage that looks too good to be true, there are a million ways for bad actors to take your money, identity, and data. How can you protect yourself and your assets in the age of AI, with an economic crisis brewing? Racquel Williams talks with Rob D'Ovidio, a Drexel professor who specializes in the intersection of crime and technology, along with Tamar Hoffman, an attorney in the Housing and Consumer Rights Unit at Community Legal Services, to find out what the most common scams are these days, how to spot them, and what to do if you accidentally fall for one.
Then, on Shara in the City, it’s time to finally tackle those home projects before the weather gets too cold. Shara Dae Howard gets a lesson in home repair from Beth at DIY HIP Chicks, who’s empowering women with the most important tools - knowledge and confidence.
