Mobile-focused phishing using SEO poisoning and fake portals hit payroll systems in May 2025, rerouting salaries and evading ...

A scam using artificial intelligence voice messages to impersonate senior U.S. officials is targeting individuals to steal ...

The FBI is issuing yet another alert about a growing scam to iPhone and Android users via text. In the new alert, the FBI is ...

In a new alert, the FBI said there is an “ongoing malicious text and voice messaging campaign,” related to “malicious actors” impersonating senior U.S. officials to target individuals, including ...

The latest warning from the FBI for iOS and Android users comes in the form of a Public Service ... "do not assume that it is authentic." FBI warning against smishing, vishing, and spear phishing ...

Google said Tuesday that it has updated Android phones to detect new text scams, including fraudulent messages warning of unpaid tolls. The tech giant said in a blog post that its scam detection ...

thereby preventing smishing. Additionally, it is necessary to verify whether the guidance message contains the "official certification mark," which is limited to Android devices that support RCS.

The mobile carrier asked customers to be wary of smishing attempts. [SK TELECOM] SK Telecom urged ... which is available only on Android devices that support the Rich Communication Services protocol.

A wave of global smishing campaigns linked to Chinese cybercriminals has ... DHL and Vodafone and send deceptive messages through Apple iMessage, Android RCS and SMS gateways. These campaigns aim to ...

In a new warning, the FBI says scammers are moving state to state with new "smishing" or "spoofing" text messages that claim the recipient owes money for unpaid tolls with common phrases noted ...

The "smishing" scam targets E-ZPass holders or ... and rather delete them immediately from your Android or Apple phones. Here’s what you need to know to avoid getting ripped off.

The "smishing" scam targets E-ZPass holders or ... and rather delete them immediately from your Android or Apple phones. Here’s what you need to know to avoid getting ripped off.