There's a rise in fake Windows Defender alerts tricking users into calling scammers by using convincing logos, warnings, and the real Defender icon.

It might have a legit looking phone number, but that Windows Defender alert might be fake. Here's what to look out for.

OH NO! That's what you might say when you're the victim of holiday scams. If you want to stay safe and protect yourself, do this.

An elderly female reported losing $50,000.00 to fraud over a two-day period. The woman stated her computer was infected with malware after opening a suspicious email. She contacted the number provided ...

New TikTok malware campaign tricks users into running PowerShell commands that download Aura Stealer, which steals credentials and authentication tokens.

After losing $35K, Chris Heise shares his story to warn others. Learn how to protect your loved ones from scams that cost ...

Americans over 60 are losing more money than ever to online fraud — but experts say there are simple ways to protect yourself ...

(Decatur County, IN) – An alert Decatur County Sheriff’s deputy is being credited with saving a couple from being scammed. It ...

Going home for the holidays isn't all turkey, holiday decorations, and political arguments discussions. It also comes with ...

Microsoft is working to mitigate an ongoing incident that has been blocking access to some Defender XDR portal capabilities, including threat hunting alerts.

This new scam, a recent iteration of ClickFix, is designed to trick you into executing a dangerous command under the guise of ...