A new malware campaign is using fake search results to spread dangerous malicious apps to unsuspecting victims.

In 2017, Oobah Butler, a culinary con artist wanted to see how easily people trust what they see and read on the internet.

About 50 college campuses across the United States in recent weeks received hoax calls about armed gunmen and other violence.

What would your child do if a message popped up during their favorite game or while scrolling a video app saying, “Win a ...

Instagram is now filled with chiffon sarees, soft flowing drapes and warm golden light as millions take part in a new trend ...

A woman from Co Fermanagh lost more than £40,000 in a "devastating" online romance scam reported recently.

Reuters and a Harvard researcher used AI to plot a simulated phishing scam and tested it on senior volunteers. It ...

That’s a powerful advance for criminals, because unlike people, AI bots can churn out endless varieties of deceptions ...

The modern global economy is characterized by its intricate web of interconnected supply chains, where the efficient movement ...

Regional internet registry faces numerous critics and isn’t out of the legal woods The African Network Information Center ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a warning to millions of people across Great Britain who receive benefits from the government ...

Parents whose child has already been targeted describe a clear pattern of risks — from cyberbullying and inappropriate contact to scams and nudify apps — that illustrate the everyday threats kids ...