Scammers are creating fake customer service accounts on social media to steal personal information, warns the Better Business Bureau.

A new report suggests that hackers are now using massive iPhone farms to send thousands of scam iMessages every day.

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Cybercriminals are switching up tactics for their social engineering trickery to increase authenticity, better bypass filters ...

"This is only appropriate if you’re in a dangerous situation where your safety is at risk. Otherwise, it’s a cowardly and ...