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"Online deception" is a book category that explores the many ways people and organizations are misled in digital spaces, from investigative non-fiction and true-crime exposés to techno-thrillers and practical how-to guides. Titles examine methods such as phishing, social engineering, catfishing, romance and marketplace scams, identity theft, misinformation campaigns, and synthetic-media attacks (deepfakes), and they map how these tactics play out across social media, dating apps, marketplaces, email, messaging, and emerging AI tools. Works in this category probe the motives behind deception—financial gain, political manipulation, revenge or psychological compulsion—its human and societal consequences, and the legal, ethical and technical responses for detection, prevention and recovery. Whether aimed at general readers, victims, security professionals or policymakers, books in this genre combine narrative case studies, expert analysis and practical advice to help readers recognize and resist deception online.

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