Read more about the article Fake YouTube Job Texts Promise Easy Money — What We Know
Scammers often use YouTube-related tasks to make fake job offers look legitimate, promising easy money for simple actions like watching or boosting videos.

Fake YouTube Job Texts Promise Easy Money — What We Know

Scammers are sending text messages that promise easy money for simple YouTube tasks you can do from home. Here’s what these messages look like and why it matters today. What…

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Read more about the article $1 Million Romance Scam Loss Followed by Fake Lawyer Offer — How Recovery Scams Retarget Victims
After losing money to online scams, victims may be contacted again by criminals offering to recover stolen funds — a tactic known as a recovery scam.

$1 Million Romance Scam Loss Followed by Fake Lawyer Offer — How Recovery Scams Retarget Victims

An 81-year-old who lost $1 million in a romance scam was later contacted by a lawyer who promised to recover the money. Here’s what happened and how to protect yourself.…

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Read more about the article ShinyHunters Threatens to Leak Woflow Data — What Has Been Reported So Far
A data breach warning appears on a laptop screen, highlighting the growing risk of stolen personal information and the importance of taking protective steps after a breach.

ShinyHunters Threatens to Leak Woflow Data — What Has Been Reported So Far

A cybercrime group, ShinyHunters, says it stole large amounts of data from Woflow, a platform connected to retail and delivery services. Here’s what has been reported and why it matters.…

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Read more about the article New Research Shows Browser Extensions Could Secretly Install Malware
Security researchers warn that malicious browser extensions can secretly modify downloaded files and potentially install malware on a user’s device.

New Research Shows Browser Extensions Could Secretly Install Malware

Researchers warn browser extensions may secretly change downloaded files and install malware, meaning even ad blockers or AI assistants could pose risks. Here’s what the findings show and why it…

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