Since June, over 13,500 reports of COVID-19-related fraud have been reported, with total losses of over 11 million. Cybercriminals are not changing their methods, as the social engineering aspect is paramount to the success of their scams. As the amount of time at home has increased, many consumers have turned to tech to purchase products or services. This has resulted in online shopping fraud being 55% higher than it was in 2019, due to an increased reliance on e-commerce and home deliveries.”]