Bank phishing emails mimic legitimate security alerts from trusted companies to trick users into clicking dangerous links ...

“Use a new email address if possible and move critical financial or utilities to it, and then start reporting the case to the ...

For 1.8 billion Gmail users, the message is clear: convenience now comes with new responsibilities. Stay informed, stay alert ...

Anyone with a Yahoo, Gmail or Outlook account needs to be on high alert this month. It appears that August is a prime time to ...

A new phishing scam is fooling even tech-savvy Gmail users by disguising itself as a legitimate security alert from Google — with no warning signs from Gmail itself. The scam came to light after ...

Not all emails are what they seem. As scammers get more sophisticated, knowing how to spot phishing attempts is essential.

Gmail users, beware—a new scam is on the rise, and one tech expert warns it's "extremely sophisticated." Nick Johnson, the lead developer of Ethereum Name Service (ENS), was the first to draw ...

British email users appear to be facing a never-ending barrage of scam emails. In fact, a new alert from the team at Action Fraud has confirmed that a whopping 43 million suspicious emails were ...

Posted: May 13, 2025 / 06:09 AM EDT Updated: May 13, 2025 / 06:09 AM EDT WXIN/WTTV — Google is urging users to be on the lookout for a recent surge in “phishing” attacks aimed at Gmail users.

Gmail users should be careful about clicking on a “subpoena alert” email that looks like it’s from Google but really is a phishing scam. The email, posted online by developer Nick Johnson ...