The man faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison.

An Alabama resident on Monday confessed to hacking the SEC’s X account and posting a fake Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) exchange-traded fund approval message, causing millions of dollars in market losses.

Getting an invite to an old friend or a colleague’s wedding is usually a joyous occasion but just like with everything else, ...

Attackers use caller ID spoofing and AI voices to steal money. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson provides seven ways to ...

US authorities have proposed that alleged hacker Eric Council Jr. plead guilty to one felony charge and forfeit $50,000.

At the beginning of 2024, a high-profile SEC account hack led to speculation about an insider job, as reported by Crypto News ...

A new threat campaign targeting Amazon Prime users requires just four steps to compromise your account. Here’s what you need ...

Well, as you would expect, hackers are now capitalizing ... to take a screenshot of the fake WeTransfer page it led to, Chrome showed me the following message in the screenshot above.

New research reveals how hackers are using Google to attack Microsoft passwords. Here’s everything you need to know and do.

protect yourself from rising sim card scams! learn how cybercriminals use sim swap, cloning, fake kyc, and sim jacking to ...

One of the most widely circulated hoaxes was a social media post purportedly from the Saudi Crown Prince himself, endorsing the memecoins as a strategic investment for the kingdom ...