AI video tools have exploded in popularity, and cybercriminals have taken note by posting malware-filled ads on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says scammers can create fake sites, tricking people into monthly subscriptions and sharing card information.

Key Takeaways Meta’s platforms are being exploited by scammers through deceptive ads featuring deepfakes and false ...

A growing number of malicious campaigns have leveraged a recently discovered Android banking trojan called Crocodilus to ...

According to a new report, jailbroken Amazon Fire Sticks are used to watch billions of dollars worth of pirated streams, and ...

Cyber criminals are focusing their efforts on fewer but far more complex and targeted intrusions, the report notes.

In today’s digital era, safety concerns can come from anywhere and affect almost anyone. With the prevalence of social media, mobile banking and online shopping, sensitive information can be stolen ...

Mobile phone users are being warned to take care caution when downloading apps. Lee Elliott, chief product officer at Compare ...

Keeping devices updated with the latest security fixes is naturally the way to go if preventing infostealer infections is the ...

Ask Photos' isn't where it has be to be, and an improved version can be expected in the next two weeks, says a Google ...

At launch, Bing's Video Creator can generate five-second clips in a 9:16 ratio on the mobile app. But it's not a quick ...