Demand grew and everyone was either buying Pokemon packs or begging their parents for them. With so many people wanting to get their hands on valuable cards like never before, there are more fake ...

A good way to check if a card is real or fake is to look at it and compare it to an image online. Some bootleg Pokemon cards are incredibly sloppy and mess up easy details like the creature's type ...

Distributing fake versions of popular games in order to seed malicious programs is nothing new, but suckering in players with the promise of profits from Pokemon-branded NFTs is particularly naughty.

Fake "Pokémon" NFT games are appearing online ... These websites, beta-pokemoncards.io, and pokemon-go.io, were pretending to be the real deal and hosting legitimate Pokemon games on its platform.

Today, the Cherubi and Tauros were confirmed to be fan-made, as a well-known Fakemon creator known as Doodle Beard on Instagram came forward and took credit for the fake Pokemon. You can check out ...

Site promoting a fake Pokemon NFT game (BleepingComputer) Those who click on the "Play on PC" button download an executable that looks like a legitimate game installer but, in reality, installs ...