Don't Fall for It! Police Warn of Apple ‘Virus Protection' Scam By Heather Navarro and Angie Crouch • Published March 9, 2018 • Updated on March 10, 2018 at 9:02 am • Published March 9, 2018 ...

The privacy-focused web browser DuckDuckGo has boosted its anti-scam features. It can now detect and block fake ecommerce stores, crypto sites, virus alerts, and more. The new security feature is ...

It starts with an automated call that displays Apple’s logo, ... “Apple Phone Phishing Scams Getting ... Fake ‘Virus' Alerts, Phony Support Calls, and Other Scams.” Accessed 2 May ...

Heather Massey is the Regional Director of the Better Business Bureau in the Permian Basin. Check out www.bbb.org or call 563-1880. Scam artists try to steal your data any way they can. One ...

Apple iPhone users beware: Sophisticated phishing scams are pretending to be part of Apple’s support team to get iCloud information. The calls are the typical phishing scam, similar to what you ...

Some Docker Desktop users on Mac are unable to open their application A false malware alert is being shown on startup Users can fix the issue with a patch, so download now Docker has confirmed ...

Here's why you might not want to trust the next virus warning pop-up that appears on your phone. If your iPhone gets a virus, you’ll certainly want to know as soon as possible. But in a world of ...

Scam Alert: FBI ‘Increasingly Seeing’ Malware Distributed In Document Converters Your email has been sent Threat actors may attempt to distribute malware, including ransomware, by offering ...

Police, consumer organizations and Internet security companies are warning about an increasing number of coronavirus scams, as the FBI says cybercrime reports are up 400% …. One scam is a text ...

The first giveaway that this is a scam is the sender’s address – it consists of random letters and doesn't come from the apple.com domain. The message begins by saying: ‘Your Apple ID has been locked ...

Police in Maine have warned about a text message phishing scam currently in circulation that uses the ongoing novel coronavirus outbreak as a convincing lure.