Facebook scams are sneakier than you might think ... like a credit card number or clicking a link that could download a virus onto their phones or computers. These frauds can also take place ...

Both are prolific scams on Facebook and other platforms ... determine where they lead to and whether or not they may contain malware. Scammers aim to take over accounts so they can send phishing ...

A new kind of malware attack is spreading like wildfire on social media, including Facebook, and through posts ... them and then fall for their malware scam. Many of these posts contain content ...

This week, Meta shared a report on a recent spate of AI-themed malware scams. In those instances, hackers lure Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp users to download malware by posing as popular AI ...

Scam links are getting harder to spot, which is bad news for everyday people who mistakenly click on a malicious URL as part ...

Facebook scams refer to any type of fraudulent activity ... From here, they can deploy malware, search for more personal data, or even use your account to carry out more social engineering.

Maybe you have an old set of comics you don’t need anymore, or that bike-riding habit never really took off and now you’re stuck with a mountain bike collecting dust in your garage. Perhaps ...

Bad actors are weaponizing the AI craze to spread malware through ads run on stolen Facebook pages. Credit: Serene Lee/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Generative AI is in a bit of a hype ...

Security researchers from Threat Fabric recently outlined a new form of malware targeting banking information on Android ...