Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

On its website, Massachusetts Easy Pass warrants, the overdue toll message is a scam, and it's happening across the country.

Criminals posing as tolling authorities.

Cybersecurity pros say the scam software was built in China and sold to criminal gangs around the world.

Called a smishing scheme using SMS messaging, cyber pros say it's the latest twist to a scam telling Americans they owe money for a postal delivery.

The expert advice, be suspicious of any message from a tolling agency.

Call the agency's published number if you're not sure, and never click on the link or accept

a one-time code that could open your bank account.

Did he say smishing?

Yes.

It's a smishing operation, so it's like fishing, but it's SMS texting, so they're calling it smishing.

All right.

All right. All right.

Everything's got to have a cute name.

Okay.

Everything's branding these days.

Do you know anything more about this, Katie?

I've had this coming in my text line a lot.

Yeah.

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