From physical skimmers at gas pumps and ATMs to the attacks on e-commerce sites, the threat of credit card skimming scams is ...

AIKEN, S.C. (WFXG) — The Aiken Department of Public Safety is urging residents to check card readers before swiping after the ...

Members of the U.S. Secret Service and several partner agencies worked together to find card skimming devices in Georgia as ...

The Secret Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture and other agencies joined forces Thursday and Friday for a large-scale ...

Giant Eagle is alerting customers that a skimmer was discovered at its New Kensington store. The company said the skimmer was ...

This device is called a credit card skimmer, and according to law enforcement, it can steal your personal information and ...

Giant Eagle says some of its customers who swiped a credit card at the New Kensington store in June might have fallen victim ...

Having your card “skimmed” is one of the biggest scams out there. Knowing how to spot a skimmer can help protect you from using a compromised payment terminal.

How can you spot a skimming device? Before putting your card into a reader, the FBI says there are some easy and effective ways to protect your information. Be sure to inspect the reader and look ...

If a customer feels they’ve been the victim of a skimming scam, it’s best for them to contact the credit card company or bank that issued the card, the FBI says.

Police are searching for a man who may have been involved with a credit card skimming device found at another local gas station. The device was placed at Rutter’s, 725 Arsenal Road, on May 8 ...

The skimmers collect information from someone’s card and then the suspects can use that info for purchases or to make cards that look real. What they’re particularly interested in is anyone ...