First, avoid all old Discord invite links. Any link sent to you that's been lingering in your inbox for a while that you ...

Invisible characters in Android notifications now pose a serious security threat to millions of users worldwide. Researchers at io-no have uncovered a ...

Scams are an ever-present threat in today’s world, targeting people of all ages and backgrounds through phone calls, emails, social media, and even in person, according to the Federal Trade Commission ...

St. George city officials have warned of a growing cybersecurity threat after a wave of local business email accounts were hacked, resulting in emails with mali ...

The messages claims that the account is expired and asks customers to click on link to make the payment or demanding small amounts like $3.95 to $12.55 in unpaid tolls or to avoid higher late fees.

Researchers found three malicious PyPI packages, two targeting bitcoin developers, and one WooCommerce stores Two are designed to steal data, and the third to test for valid credit cards ...

The malicious code is injected into the legitimate download process, so Google's Chrome browser itself is still downloaded as usual; the user doesn’t suspect that anything is happening.

On Tuesday morning when I sat down to confirm that this was still going on, it was gone. Everything worked. I could update my bio, send Signal.me links via a DM, and even post a Signal.me link.