A new sophisticated PayPal scam sends legitimate-looking emails from official PayPal addresses, using phone numbers instead ...

A Florida couple offers a cautionary tale in the battle against online scammers: Don’t trust that text message. An older ...

Now, Google's Phishing Quiz isn't difficult, but it's an interesting examination of all the issues we face in our inboxes. Some phishing email examples are quite obvious, but others require closer ...

A clever new email phishing scam can hijack a victim's PayPal account. The email requesting money uses a legitimate sender email address from "[email protected]" and a link to PayPal's real ...

The examples include a fake email address, an older Docusign logo, and a QR code that links to a fraudulent website. Paypal, also a frequent target of phishing schemes, suggests flagging ...

The phishing emails are being sent from [email protected], which makes them seem real—but as Bleeping Computer reports, scammers have managed to exploit PayPal settings in order to trick recipients.

Scammers are using an old trick to enhance the trustworthiness of their phishing emails. This tactic may bypass some of the security features on your email account.DocuSign scamDocuSign is used by ...

Most unexpected emails saying to act quickly, click a link, or call a number are phishing scams, the Federal Trade Commission warns. That includes recent emails that appear to be from MetaMask or ...

Unidentified threat actors are leveraging legitimate services such as PayPal or Google Workspace to send out phishing emails and bypass virtually all email security solutions available today. A ...

Very often the email will create a sense of urgency, for example claiming that your account has been compromised. The link will take you to a webpage intended to look like the real thing, but ...

That legit PayPal email might be a phishing scam. The scammers want remote access to your PC to install malware or steal from you. By Alaina Yee. Senior Editor, PCWorld Feb 25, 2025 6:36 am PST.