This week in scams, the biggest threats showed up as routine security messages, viral consumer “warnings,” and AI-generated content that...
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It’s the screen you never want to see. Something is seriously wrong with your phone. Or is it? You might...
The post Black or Scrambled Phone Screen? Here’s How to Spot a Hacked vs Broken Phone appeared first on McAfee Blog.
They came by phone, by text, by email, and they even weaseled their way into people’s love lives—an entire host...
The post This Year in Scams: A 2025 Retrospective, and a Look Ahead at 2026 appeared first on McAfee Blog.
If you’re in the market for insurance right now, keep an eye out for scammers in the mix. They’re out...
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Pets, poisoned AI search results, and a phone call that sounds like it’s coming straight from the federal government, this...
The post This Week in Scams: Petco Breach Warning, and Watch Out for Fake Federal Calls appeared first on McAfee Blog.
It looks harmless enough. A digital party invitation lands in your inbox or phone. You click to see the details....
The post Think That Party Invite Is Real? Fake E-Vite Scams Are the New Phishing Trap appeared first on McAfee Blog.
AI-powered browsers give you much more than a window to the web. They represent an entirely new way to experience...
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For this week in scams, we have fake AI-generated shopping images that could spoil your holidays, scammers use an Apple...
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When it comes to online safety, independent testing matters. And in the latest AV-Comparatives Real-World Protection Test, McAfee earned the...
The post McAfee Named ADVANCED+ in Real-World Protection — What That Means for You appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Scammers aren’t worried about ending up on the naughty list. If anything, they’re doubling down in 2025. This year, scammers are impersonating major brands with startling accuracy,...
The post The Most Impersonated Brands in Holiday Shopping, Ranked appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Leading off our news on scams this week, a heads-up for DoorDash users, merchants, and Dashers too. A data breach...
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Welcome back to another This Week in Scams. This week, have attacks that take over Androids and iPhones, plus news that...
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We’re back with a new edition of “This Week in Scams,” a roundup of what’s current and trending in all...
The post This Week in Scams: Fake Steaks and Debit Card Porch Pirates appeared first on McAfee Blog.
If you’ve been watching the news, you’ve probably seen the headlines out of Paris: one of the most audacious heists...
The post The Louvre Used Its Own Name as a Password. Here’s What to Learn From It appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Amazon Web Services (AWS), one of the world’s largest cloud providers, recently experienced a major outage that disrupted popular websites...
The post AWS Outage Disrupts Major Apps Like Reddit and Snapchat—What Happened and How to Stay Safe appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Cybercriminals tricked employees at major global companies into handing over Salesforce access and used that access to steal millions of...
The post Hackers Trick Staff Into Exposing Major Companies’ Salesforce Data–Find Out if You’re Safe appeared first on McAfee Blog.
News of a major data breach that could affect nearly three billion records comes to light from a somewhat unusual source — a class-action complaint filed
The post Data Breach Exposes 3 Billion Personal Information Records appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Citing national security concerns, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued an immediate ban on the sale of all antivirus software by Russia-based Kaspersky Lab, Inc. in the United States or to U.S. persons.
The post The Kaspersky Software Ban—What You Need to Know to Stay Safe Online appeared first on McAfee Blog.
If you’re an AT&T customer, now’s the time to take action. A previously reported data breach has exposed personal information...
The post Your Social Security Number Could be for Sale: Old AT&T Data Leak Exposes 44M SSN Numbers appeared first on McAfee Blog.
