Most Telegram and Signal Mods Are Spyware, and This Is How You Spot Them
Telegram and Signal mod apps are a security issue just waiting to happen.
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Were You a Victim of the MOVEit Breach? Here's What You Need to Know
The MOVEit breach is one of 2023's biggest ransomware attacks and has affected millions of people worldwide.
Don't Download the Google Bard App—It's Malware
Scammers are exploiting Google Bard and tricking people into downloading malware, but there are some easy ways to avoid it.
How Trustworthy Are Online Car Dealers?
Car dealers are supposedly scared stiff of this epic figure who can’t be fooled, bullied or tricked.
What Is Invoice Fraud, and How Can You Stay Safe?
Whether you're generating or paying invoices, scammers are keen to redirect the funds into their bank accounts. Here's how.
9 Crypto Scams You Need to Know Before Buying Bitcoin
Crypto is incredibly alluring, but there are numerous crypto scams out there to be aware of before getting involved.
What Is a Zero-Font Tactic in Email Phishing Scams?
Scammers can hide text in your emails that you can't read, but your email software can. Here's how they can use it.
Received an Email From Maureen Hinckley? It’s a Scam
Got a message from The Maureen Hinckley Foundation? She's a real millionaire, but that's not a real email...
What Is the Norton Subscription Renewal Email Scam? How to Avoid It
Have you received an email supposedly from Norton telling you that your subscription is about to renew? It might be a scam.
How to Protect Your Devices From a Fake USB O.MG Cable
A seemingly harmless USB cable can result in your devices being hacked.
What Is the Booking.com Scam and How Can You Avoid It?
Booking.com is incredibly popular, but you should always watch out for scams.
What Is the “I Sent You an Email From Your Account” Blackmail Scam? How to Avoid It
Has someone claimed to be emailing you from your own account? It may be a scam.
What Is a Burner Email Address and Do You Need One?
Worried about spam and scams? Signing up to a service you only intend to use once or twice? A burner email might be exactly what you need.
9 Ways to Identify a Phishing Website
Phishing websites are worryingly popular, so it pays to know how to spot them.
How to Spot Fake Instagram Vendors
Instagram is full of shady vendors, so it's crucial to know the warning signs of such a threat.
5 Red Flags to Identify a Phishing Website
Phishing isn't just for email or social media—you can also land directly on a phishing website. Here are some of the top indicators.
9 Examples of Fraud and Phishing Emails to Watch Out For
How can you spot a phishing email? Here are the numerous types of fake messages you need to be wary of.
Are QR Codes Safe to Scan? What to Do if You Scanned a Fake One
Yes, QR codes can be dangerous, so you can't trust them all. Here's why scammers make fake QR codes and what to do if you fall for it.
How to Spot a Fake SSD and Avoid Data Loss
Don't fall for a fake SSD. It could end up costing you in more ways than one.
Is "Scam Likely" Calling You? Here's How to Block Them
What is "Scam Likely" and what does this message mean? We look at how to block "Scam Likely" calls and reduce spam.
Are Tickets Bought on Vivid Seats Legit?
Is Vivid Seats reliable? What do customer reviews say? Here's what you need to know about the ticket resale site.