Matt Sanner, 54, vibe coded an app using Cursor called ScamSkeptic for his aging family, who had fallen victim to scams.

Your phone buzzes. A text message pops up saying you have an outstanding traffic violation, and if you scan the attached QR code immediately, you can pay a $6.99 balance and avoid a court appearance.

Vibe coding is legit enough that enterprises need to start experimenting. Finding the right tool for your users and use cases is the first step.

Scammers are sending fake traffic violation texts that use QR codes to lead victims to phishing sites. The messages include official-looking court notices to make the scam feel urgent and legitimate.

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WE DO NEED MORE RAIN. THAT’S IN THE FORECAST AHEAD. ALL RIGHT JACKIE, THANKS. THERE’S A NEW SCAM OUT THERE. IT’S A SCAM YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CLAIMING TO BE FROM THE NEW HAMPSHIRE COURT SYSTEM. THE ...

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If you got a sketchy text last year about an unpaid toll or parking ticket, you weren't alone. Those DMV and E-ZPass phishing scams swept across the country in 2025, targeting drivers in states like ...

Scammers are sending fake "Notice of Default" traffic violation text messages impersonating state courts across the U.S., pressuring recipients to scan a QR code that leads to a phishing site ...