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Staying Safe with In-Game Skins: How to Avoid Scams and Malware
In-game skins are more than just cosmetic upgrades, they’re a core part of gaming culture. Whether you’re looking…
New Phishing Campaign Targets macOS Users with Fake Security Alerts
LayerX Labs reports a sophisticated macOS phishing campaign, evading security measures. Learn how attackers adapt and steal credentials from Mac users.
How Counterfeiters Use Technology to Fake Product Labels (and Strategies to Combat Fraud)
Counterfeit products are a growing problem in today’s market. With advancements in technology, counterfeiters have become more skilled…
New Phishing Scam Uses Fake Instagram Chatbot to Hijack Accounts
New phishing scam targets Instagram business accounts using fake chatbots and support emails, tricking users into handing over login credentials.
Hackers Hide VenomRAT Malware Inside Virtual Hard Disk Image File
Hackers are using .VHD files to spread VenomRAT malware, bypassing security software, reveals Forcepoint X-Labs. Learn how this stealthy attack works and how to protect yourself.
Fake DeepSeek AI Installers, Websites, and Apps Spreading Malware
Cybercriminals exploit AI hype with SEO poisoning, tricking users into downloading malware disguised as DeepSeek software, warns McAfee Labs in a new report.
Cybersecurity in Crypto: Best Practices to Prevent Theft and Fraud
Cybersecurity tips to protect your cryptocurrency from hackers, scams, and fraud. Learn best practices for securing digital assets…
New Microsoft 365 Phishing Scam Tricks Users Into Calling Fake Support
New Microsoft 365 phishing scam exploits fake support numbers to steal credentials. Learn how attackers bypass security and how to stay protected.
New OBSCURE#BAT Malware Targets Users with Fake Captchas
OBSCURE#BAT malware campaign exploits social engineering & fake software downloads to evade detection, steal data and persist on…
Fake Binance Wallet Email Promises TRUMP Coin, Installs Malware
Scammers use fake Binance wallet emails to lure users with TRUMP Coin, but instead, they install malware that grants hackers full control over victims' devices.