Most attacks work by tricking users into interacting with fake or misleading tokens, not by breaking blockchain security.

Look closely at the sender’s address. Scammers often use “typo squatting” to trick you, such as @amazonjobs-hiring.com ...

As we head into the last stretch of December (and last-minute gift shopping), your doorstep is probably busier than ever. And if you're anything like me, you're probably also juggling shipping updates ...

January scams surge as criminals exploit updated personal data from brokers, targeting consumers with fake account ...

Scammers thrive on exploiting vulnerable, uninformed users, and they adapt to whatever technologies or trends dominate the ...

Cybersecurity experts warn that scammers are using more sophisticated tactics to steal personal information and money, and a growing method relies on phone contact rather than links or email. The ...

The scams often start small, with texts offering part-time jobs. Workers, often forced laborers, send messages until someone responds. But despite high-profile arrests, dismantling the industry is ...

Even tech-savvy and experienced internet users can fall victim to online scams. Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, using technology and psychology to exploit trust and emotions. Fake ...

Scammers are getting faster, smarter, and more ruthless—and thanks to AI, 2026 may be their most profitable year yet. Here's ...

The Indian government has issued an advisory warning against two kinds of scams — one is a WhatsApp web account renting scam and other is a type of in.

Seniors tend to own their homes and have strong credit and ample savings, according to the FBI — all factors that make scams targeting seniors increasingly common. They’re also less likely to report ...