Recent reports have revealed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) written personalized emails have eventually become a major ...

Artificial intelligence: authentic scams. AI tools are being maliciously used to send “hyper-personalized emails” that are so sophisticated victims can’t identify that they’re fraudulent. According to ...

North America email security market is projected to grow by 17.6% annually in the forecast period and reach $ 10,088.1 million by 2031, driven by the increasing data security concerns due to the ...

Global email security market will reach $22,953.5 million by 2031, growing by 18.6% annually over 2021-2031, driven by the increasing data security concerns due to the growing number of email users, ...

In this phishing scam, scammers send an email pretending to be a step-by-step guide on downloading e-PAN online. The subject is similar to this. The body highlights the importance of downloading ...

Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Outside of mailed bills and sales calls, email is ...

Amazon e-mail scams are surging as not every not you get is from the retailer, what to watch out for before you click. Also, now there's package insurance to help protect your parcels from those ...

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - There is a new scam for people to watch out for. The scam known as “brushing” is when someone receives an unexpected gift or item not ordered in the mail from a place like ...

He added that these dubious social media accounts may use the information they gathered for other purposes, such as phishing scams. The SIM Registration Law was enacted in October 2022 and took effect ...

A Bengaluru resident exposed a taxi driver's scam involving a fake ride-hailing app called Blumeter, designed to mimic Uber. The driver attempted to overcharge passengers by falsely adding GST and ...

If you do, beware! It’s a scam. People across the country and even here in San Diego County have reported receiving mysterious packages addressed to them with a sparkling ring inside.

On the holiday scams webpage, the USPIS gave Americans warnings about the rising amount “of counterfeit stamps being sold online,” people getting “emails (phishing) or texts (smishing ...