A new phishing email is posing as Google to steal users' account credentials, and it's been authenticated by Google itself.

A new phishing email attack has surfaced, and these messages are somehow authenticated by Google. But how is that possible?

In total, Janes defrauded more than 500 people, stealing a total of approximately $420,812.92. The U.S. Attorney’s Office ...

The district explained students received messages on their school emails that "appear to be from Klein ISD staff, offer[ing] part-time job opportunities," where they were asked to put personal and ...

Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) has started an investigation after numerous citizens reported receiving ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Interactive Resource Center is warning the community of a fake email impersonating an employee. They said many people have reached out to them letting them know that they ...

The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) has issued an alert about a sophisticated cyberattack campaign ...

It could be a scam. The Better Business Bureau is continuing to warn folks to be on the lookout for fake subscription scams via email. Scammers are posing as business to get you to click on ...