With the Web as viral as it is these days, it’s hard to tell if anyone ever actually click on the link you e-mailed them about the funniest new cat videos, the prototype website you just designed, or ...

Imagine this nightmare scenario. You receive an email from your health insurance provider, let's say it's Blue Shield, asking you to update your personal information by clicking on a link. You think ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. A widespread phishing attack hit Gmail users ...

Way back in the day, long before OS X came to fruition (and even into its early days of release), when you wanted to tool around the Web on a Mac you weren’t faced with a wide variety of browser ...

Curiosity may have killed the cat but when it comes to online messages, it can also open you up to criminals looking to steal your information. Cyber security experts at DataProt are warning of a new ...

Phishing attacks are computer attacks that target users with fraudulent links or emails to extort personal data from the user. If you’ve clicked on a phishing link, you may have unknowingly downloaded ...

Clicking a phishing link can be risky, but taking immediate action can prevent serious damage. Disconnect from the internet right away to stop malware from communicating or spreading further. Next, ...

Social media is often hailed as a revolution in many things, including the way Americans get their news; however, the real story might not be so grand. It turns out that most links shared on Twitter ...

Don’t click on the links. That’s the warning from MassDOT officials to customers on Friday about an ongoing ‘EZDriveMA’ texting scam that made headlines in January. The text message-based scam, also ...

Most people know that e-mails and Facebook messages from unknown senders can contain dangerous links. However, many users still click on them and researchers have investigated why. The results: up to ...