Scammers got into her computer after a pop-up convinced her there was an issue with it. She’s not alone. The FBI logged $2.13 billion in tech-support scam losses last year.

It may come as a surprise, but younger adults can be more likely than seniors to lose money to scams.

Infoblox Threat Intel links the long-running operation to Hotejka and detected more than 16,000 campaign domains before use ...

Scammers are using new technology and familiar tactics to make phone scams harder to spot: Here’s what to watch for.

Google has warned millions of Gmail users about a common scam impersonating the email service’s technical support team. If ...

TL;DR: A malicious Google Ads campaign used fake security warnings to convince Windows and Mac users that their computers had been locked, then pushed them to call fraudulent technical-support numbers ...

The most dangerous online scams aimed at older adults rarely begin with an obviously ridiculous message. They often start with something familiar: a warning about a bank account, a computer problem, a ...

Incidents of screen-sharing scams have surged recently, with people losing their life savings over a single phone call. This fraud is executed so cunningly that even educated, tech-savvy individuals ...

AARP West Virginia hosted a virtual event Tuesday to teach older adults how to be aware of potential fraud and scams and what ...

Google's new Android scam protection hides login details during screen sharing and adds Gemini checks in Messages. Here's ...

You notice that your mum has received a suspicious text message. Your dad mentions an investment opportunity someone ...