Phishing email aimed at subscribers presents a fraudulent billing page
If you receive an email about a problem with your ChatGPT subscription, it’s likely to grab your attention. Perhaps your payment didn’t go through, or maybe your card has expired. Either way, you’d probably feel the urge to resolve the issue before it affects your account. That instinct is something cybercriminals are leveraging. Security experts […]
Phishing scam targets MyChart, compromising patient portal accounts and introducing malware
If you’ve ever checked a lab result or messaged your doctor online, chances are you’re familiar with MyChart. It’s a popular patient portal from Epic that many hospitals and medical practices use to provide patients with online access to their health information. Recently, a patient named Mary reached out with concerns after receiving updates from […]
Hotel Wi-Fi phishing scam aims at Microsoft 365 business logins
Hotel Wi-Fi Phishing Attacks on the Rise Hackers are reportedly compromising Wi-Fi systems in hotels and conference centers, transforming regular internet connections into deceptive Microsoft 365 login pages. For business travelers, these hotel Wi-Fi phishing attacks can be particularly alarming. Imagine logging into the network before a meeting, only to find what seems to be […]
LastPass alerts users about a new phishing scam involving a counterfeit DocuSign page
Google’s General Counsel discusses the rise of AI-driven phishing scams Halimah Delaine Prado, Google’s General Counsel, has pointed out an alarming trend: the increase of AI-enhanced phishing attacks originating from companies outside the U.S., particularly in China. These criminals are leveraging artificial intelligence to craft convincing fake websites that mimic well-known brands like T-Mobile, managing […]
It’s time to break free from phishing scams — here’s how to do it.
AI Fraud: A Double-Edged Sword AI is often hailed as a transformative force, promising breakthroughs in various sectors like economic growth and health care. Yet, it simultaneously equips malicious actors with tools to execute digital crimes more effectively than ever before. This paradox is now emerging in legal discussions, engaging both courts and Congress—a clear […]
FBI and Google take down a China-based phishing scheme linked to $1.9 billion in fraud
Suspicious messages about packages, bills, or account issues can appear harmless at first glance. You might see a recognizable brand and think, “I’ll check that out,” but a quick click could lead you right into a scam. The FBI, alongside Google and Black Lotus Labs, recently disrupted a large phishing campaign from China known as […]
FBI warns about phishing tool that takes Microsoft 365 accounts
The FBI has issued a warning regarding new hacking tools that allow cybercriminals to take over Microsoft 365 accounts—like Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive—while completely bypassing multi-factor authentication. Last week, the Bureau released a public service announcement about a phishing toolkit dubbed Kali365. This tool has been used to steal Microsoft 365 access tokens and infiltrate […]
Razorpay phishing email employs a counterfeit Geek Squad bill to deceive targets
Many people are finding suspicious billing emails in their inboxes lately. You might see a notice claiming to be from Geek Squad with a hefty charge of $489.99, along with a “pay now” button. But what if you never signed up for anything? That’s the start of the scam. These emails thrive on a sense […]
Fraudulent Amazon recall message deceives shoppers with phishing links
An unexpected text message about a product recall appears on your phone, mentioning familiar names like Amazon and specific orders. It aims to catch your attention immediately. The message claims that a product ordered in February 2026 has been recalled, urging you to stop using it and click on a refund link. It deceptively presents […]
A phony email claiming to be from the Social Security Administration is really a phishing scam.
An email that looks polished and official can be deceiving—especially if it mentions security or government entities. Candice T. took a moment to examine such an email before clicking and shared her instinctive reaction: “That’s very suspicious!” She had a point. The email pretends to be from the Social Security Administration, complete with official branding […]