Junk systems in our email programs just do not do the job very well. Countless times, we find spam, whether it be advertisements, or scams. Chain letters are on a whole different level – people forward messages to others, of which the gullible ones of that group continue the trend. How does all of this happen?

We all enjoyed booing the electric villain in the X-men movies, but a recent story wants us to believe that a young east European boy is the real thing, in a younger form? Make up your own mind here.

I’m not a big fan of "spoof" or "fake celebrity deaths" and other humor of that genre. Falsely reporting a celebrity as being dead really should be considered a crime.

This is an article explaining how urban myths and legends get started. See if you pay attention.

Ever wondered if that saying your parents always tell you is true? Find out here!

The most common crimes committed against organizations are:
Espionage – when you get information without authorization;
Violation of permit – when using the authorization of another person for purposes unknown;

What do men and women of science do to amuse themselves, get even with rivals or prove a point? Read these true tales of scientific hoaxes to find out.

An essay on the legend of the Loch Ness monster.

Happy Hoaxing!

A list of four interesting discovery hoaxes.