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Here's my guide to the modern scams that can trick unwary people into handing over thousands of pounds.

But Wang and the researchers developed a man-in-the-middle attack that can trick an Apple device that's connected to a computer into authorizing the download of an application using someone else's Apple ID.

He says there's another type of attack vector that can trick other sites into "DDOSing" Twitter.com for them.

There's the crux of the dilemma -- the estrogen that can trick your bones and heart into thinking they're young again is just too much estrogen for your girls.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - For the first time, a federal judge has suppressed evidence obtained without a warrant by U.S. law enforcement using a stingray, a surveillance device that can trick suspects' cell phones into revealing their locations.

"Having a computer that can trick a human into thinking that someone, or even something, is a person we trust is a wake-up call to cybercrime," Warwick said in the statement.

Three projectors and a sound system make the theater so realistic and directional that it can trick the listener into believing that a sound's source is coming from anywhere in the room.

There's something ingrained in human nature that makes us hope other people are stupider than we are; that we can trick people into humiliating themselves online simply by wielding a new hashtag.

The indomitable Elie Mystal at the Above the Law blog, called the study "garbage," stating that it was an "advertising piece for law schools still hoping that they can trick prospective law students into making bad choices".

The danger in so relentlessly referencing historical markers, however, is that they can trick us into looking backward over our shoulders when we ought to be focused on the unpredictable path ahead.

Apple says the chances that someone can trick FaceID and break into your phone are one in a million.