26% of scam victims reported phishing.

23% of scam victims reported package delivery scams.

67% of people are concerned about their older loved ones falling for a suspicious email or text scam offering a sale or deal.

Respondents in Japan (24%) and the Czech Republic (27%) are less swayed by great deals.

16% of Boomers plan to use ChatGPT to help them with gift ideas this holiday season.

Of the people that gave personal information for a discount, 27% gave up their home address.

43% of people would change their shopping habits to try to get a high demand gift during the holidays.

19% say they’d click on a social media ad or email link claiming to have the gift to get a high-demand gift during the holidays.

40% of people who have fallen victim to a scam during a past holiday season were scammed on social media.

24% of victims of AI-driven scams had their personal information stolen.

65% of extortion scam victims are male.

28% of Gen Z parents admit to sharing passwords verbally or through text or email.

37% of Gen Z parents give their child full autonomy or only lightly monitor their online activity.

43% of parents haven't talked with their kids about how to recognize AI-enabled threats.

Gen Z and Millennials account for two in three victims of extortion scams.

29% of victims of AI-driven scams suffered work or school consequences.

44% of Gen Z households reported malware infections.

98% of Gen Z parents say they've had conversations with their kids about online safety.

21% of victims of AI-driven scams had financial accounts opened in their name.

56% of Gen Z parents do not use a password manager.