A Tsunami of Cyber Fraud in America Hussein Mousavi The US Congressional investigative report reports an unprecedented rise in Internet fraud and the government's weakness in dealing with this crisis. Americans will lose nearly $18 billion due to Internet fraud in 2025; A figure that increased significantly compared to the previous year. Criminal networks are targeting more victims by using artificial intelligence, deep spoofing and fake accounts. People over the age of 60 suffered the most losses with approximately $7.7 billion in damages. Based on the data of this report, the lack of coordination between the government institutions and the weak supervision of the technology and finance companies made it difficult to recover the stolen money. Experts call for the creation of an integrated reporting system, increased monitoring of platforms and training of vulnerable groups to deal with the wave of cyber fraud. Details of the report on the channel's global economy website.