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One Click Away From Cyber Catastrophe

By Robert Riggs A Knock at the Digital Door The most dangerous criminal in your life may never break into your home. He won’t kick down the door or climb through a window. He doesn’t need to. He only needs you—or your child, or your elderly parent—to click once. That’s all it takes. I interviewed […]

Secrets Behind the Appeal of TV Murder Shows

A Former 48 Hours Producer Reveals the Psychology and Power Behind the Genre By Robert Riggs When I sat down with Claire St. Amant on my True Crime Reporter® podcast, I wasn’t expecting a masterclass in the psychology of violence. But that’s exactly what I got.  As a former producer for 48 Hours and 60 […]

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Predators Inside Online Games – What Parents Need To Know

An unexpected gift appears inside a child’s online game. It may be a new skin, a rare weapon, or a few credits that help a young player level up.To a parent, it may look like pixels changing hands. To … Continue Reading

Inside 764: Online Terror Network Preying on Teenage Girls

A Predator Earns Her Trust The teenage girl thought she had found a sympathetic friend online, someone who understood her anxiety, depression, and loneliness. For months, he cultivated the … Continue Reading

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