New Email Hacking Scam Targets All Accounts
Cybercriminals can easily hack your email account by knowing your email address and mobile phone number. No password needed for the hacking!
The most common form of electronic communication is also one of the most common avenues for scammers as email scams have been running for decades.
Some refer to the pop culture, contests, pandemic-related information, and surveys, promising free money for vital information. That’s one of the oldest phishing scams.
The email scams often lead to identity theft. The good news is, here is how to remove your personal information from the Internet.
Email scams have gotten even more sophisticated, including Amazon scam email messages that really appear to be from the Amazon website. Here is how you can detect and block any harmful website on the Internet.
Apple ID email scams are common as well, with the millions of users of iPhones and other Apple products across the globe.
New email scams are arising every day, so keep your eyes open and watch this space to learn about them as they develop. See below:
Cybercriminals can easily hack your email account by knowing your email address and mobile phone number. No password needed for the hacking!
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Did you just receive a Hulu refund email? Or a subscriber-related one? Beware of the newest scam: the Hulu Subscriber Refund.
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If you live in Canada, you might be the target of a Canada Post scam email. There are a few variations, but here are the most common ones.
4 Ways To Tell If Your Email Address Is At Risk By compromising your email, hackers can access sensitive information in your accounts, even financial information. In the worst-case scenario, they can sure steal your identity, getting medical services and loans on your behalf, and ruining your credit score. There are tons of ways to … How To Know If Your Email Has Been Compromised Read More »
Watch out for a new NortonLifeLock Email Scam happening these days. It is a "NortonLifeLock Security 1 Year Subscription Pending" message.
Beware of the Capella BioScience scam. If you have received an email from Steve Holmes at steve.holmes@capellabioscience.com, be careful.
Beware of the Netflix Free Year Scam. What is it? It could be a fake Netflix promo, a cancellation scam email or a bogus offer, for a survey.
Beware of a fake Google subpoena scam going around the web. It comes as an email featuring a subpoena notice from Google. See how it works here:
Beware of a new email circulating in the United Kingdom, known as the HM Court & Tribunal Service Scam, aka the fake Penalty Charge Notice.
Extortion email 101. Here is what you need to do to avoid.
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Sole Society Legal Action Email: How The Scam Works Sole Society is a well-known company that designs and sells women fashion products. Taking advantage of its popularity, scammers came up with a new way to victimize its clients – and not only. It is a phishing scam with a message that has two variations: the … Sole Society Legal Action Email Read More »
Zoom Meeting Invitation: How The Scam Works One of these days, you may receive an email that looks like you have been invited to a Zoom meeting. The invitation seems very official and slightly bears Zoom’s branding and style. The email going around looks like this – see screenshot below: Let’s take a … Fake Zoom Meeting Invite Read More »