This Week in Scams: Pokémon Card Cons, Email Extortion, and a Viral AI Wedding Photo
This week in scams, the Pokémon Trainer pursuit to “catch ’em all” is being hijacked by criminals posting fake trading card...
This week in scams, the Pokémon Trainer pursuit to “catch ’em all” is being hijacked by criminals posting fake trading card...
A vulnerability in Microsoft Authenticator for both iOS and Android (CVE-2026-26123) could leak your one-time sign-in codes or authentication...
We’re back with another roundup of must-know scams and cybersecurity news making headlines this week, including a scam that features...
The highly popular and risk-riddled OpenClaw personal AI assistant is being used by bad actors to target users with...
Image: Denny Müller/Unsplash Google just dropped its largest security update in nearly eight years. The March 2026 Android Security Bulletin,...
John C. isn’t the person you picture getting scammed. He’s 36. He’s tech-savvy. He’s a mechanical engineer leading a team at a national energy lab in Denver....
Mobile Security Start using a new app and you’ll often be asked to grant it permissions. But blindly accepting them...
This week in scams, we’re looking at three very different stories with the same underlying theme: trust is being exploited at scale. A massive government...
X (formerly Twitter) hacks tend to hit fast. One minute you’re scrolling like normal. The next, your account is posting crypto promotions,...
Image: Bagus Hernawan (Unsplash) The tiny green and orange dots on your iPhone are supposed to protect you. But new...
Instagram hacks don’t always start with a dramatic “you’ve been locked out” moment. More often, it starts with something small: your followers...
Moltbook, the highly popular Reddit-style social network designed exclusively to enable AI agents to communicate, launched in late January...
Moltbook, the highly popular Reddit-style social network designed exclusively to enable AI agents to communicate, launched in late January...
It usually starts with a small, uneasy moment. A password reset email you don’t remember requesting. A login alert that doesn’t make sense. Strange comments showing up...
Image: Nicholas Sutrich/Android Central If you think an app called “Antivirus” means your phone’s safe, think again. Cybercrooks just found...