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How hackers can access your accounts

We spoke to Adam, a victim of a hacking scam, who had his Apple ID stolen. Three years and a court case later, he's still no closer to recovering his account.

A scam email opened the door to hackers who stole the account, including three terabytes of Adam's personal data. Find out how this type of scam works and how to spot the warning signs that you've been hacked.

How to spot a hacking scam

6 things I would never do as a data expert

Clicking a button, logging into a website and placing an shopping order are all examples of when you share your data online. And while this isn't inherently bad, it can leave you vulnerable to scams if you're not careful.

Find out the six things our scams expert Tali Ramsey will never do with her personal data to help her stay ahead of the fraudsters.

What not to do

HMRC scam warning

The self assessment tax return deadline is approaching, which means an increase in HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) scams attempting to gain access to your bank account or personal details.

HMRC will never ask for your bank account details or personal information, so if you get a suspicious call, text or email, find out what you should do next.

If you need help with a tax return or any other money matters, you can get unlimited 1:1 guidance over the phone from experts you can trust with a Which? Money membership. Find out what a membership could offer you.

Avoid falling victim to tax scams

Scam sharer tool

There's now a much easier way to make us aware of scams directly with our scam sharer tool. Tell us your experiences of phishing emails, fake texts, cold calls and other types of fraud.

Scam sharer tool

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Which? Scam Alert Team

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