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Personalized replies and voice notes make it increasingly difficult to tell whether you’re talking to a human, chatbot, or AI agent.
Social media ads for a free streaming service exposed roughly 570,000 people to StreamRat, a banking Trojan that can take control of infected phones.
Tech support scams have evolved beyond fake virus warnings. Here’s how scammers reach their targets now, and how to stay safe.
A fake GTA 6 leak is using wallet-draining code to steal cryptocurrency, tokens, and NFTs from eager fans.
Scammers are posing as employers on Indeed to trick job seekers into installing fake Android interview apps that deliver malware.
Scammers use fake TikTok login pages, warnings, and verification offers to trick you into handing over your account details.
Bogus “Play Now” sites are exploiting the GTA 6 leak hype to spread malware that steals passwords stored in browsers.
We found fake Microsoft-branded scanners that invent security problems, tell victims to uninstall AV, and then steer them into a refund scam.
We found PavinLoader being used across ClickFix, fake software, and RenPy campaigns to deliver Amatera Stealer and other malware.
