Spam and phishing

Potential victims receive fake email messages from Who asking them to click on a link or download a file. More

Operation Rebound: fake social media profiles with pictures of young girls used in the attack against Israel Defense Forces members. More

The bureau has received almost 5 million complaints since May 2000 On February 11, the FBI's IC3 has released a report which compiled data relating to cybercrime in 2019.More

Lock My PC is not available for public due to frequent misuse by tech support scammers. More

Charming Kitten hackers sent out fake requests for interviews impersonating New York Times journalists. More

Counterfeit versions Adidas, Nike, Converse and other popular shoe brands advertised on sporting forums. More

The newly-formed hacking group TA2101 impersonates governmental entities in a targeted malspam campaign that delivers Maze ransomware, among other malware. More

The promoted tool can allegedly generate Bitcoin keys to steal funds but installs info-stealing Trojan instead. More

With the release of Mozilla Firefox 72 in January 2020, users will stop seeing the "allow to show notifications" requests by default. More

After 10 years, Phorpiex botnet is still active. After being active for around 10 years, Phorpiex botnet has recently been delivering millions of sextortion messages to random users via email spam campaigns.More

Twitter 2FA mobile phone numbers and email addresses made reachable for Partner Audiences and Tailor Audiences advertising services. More

6,000 Yahoo email accounts of mostly young females got hacked in search for sexual images. More

A coordinated phishing campaign hit a yet unknown number of prominent YouTube influencers specializing in gaming, car industry, tech, and other topics. More

Phishing scam disguising as Venmo application is redirecting users to a fake website collecting personal and banking data. More

Malicious email campaign targeting USA, Germany, Poland, Italy, and the United Kingdom spotted delivering malware-loader Emotet. More