The FBI has issued a warning about increasingly sophisticated phishing scams targeting email users. These scams often employ urgent language, such as 'act fast,' to pressure victims into providing sensitive information. The agency reported over 4,500 complaints in 2024, resulting in $96 million in losses linked to fraudulent charities and disaster relief campaigns. Additionally, scammers are exploiting QR codes in public spaces and digital communications to direct victims to malicious sites, including hoax parking QR codes in London. Other scams include fake SunPass toll payment texts targeting Florida drivers, a 'selfie scam' in Brazil where criminals use biometric authentication to commit fraud, and WhatsApp phishing scams designed to steal personal details. Authorities urge the public to verify communications through official channels and avoid interacting with suspicious links or requests for personal information.