Despite social-distancing measures and spikes in coronavirus cases, the world is preparing for a repackaged Christmas that could soothe post-lockdown anxiety. The holiday season offers cyber-crooks new opportunities to defraud people, and we can expect a proliferation of online scams leveraging the ongoing health crisis thats pushing consumers to be more digitally active than ever. Digital transactions have surged 250% since the beginning of the pandemic, accelerating online fraud by 11% from early March.”]