This scam involves a pop-up message appearing on a computer screen, claiming that Trojan spyware has been detected and access to the device has been blocked for security reasons, and includes a phone

With the Phantom Hacker attacks, the key threat marker is the software app not the calls or the lures or the emails or the letters. Keep the advice ruthlessly straightforward. Never, ever install an app or any software suggested on a call or by email or text or popup. If you refuse to install the software, this scam falls apart.

News Hackers are using full-screen Chrome to steal Google passwords A devious new attack uses Chrome's Kiosk Mode to force you to input your password, which is then stolen.

Microsoft said on Wednesday it has scaled back some Chinese companies' access to its early warning system for cybersecurity vulnerabilities following speculation that Beijing was involved in a hacking campaign against the company's widely used SharePoint servers.

A hacker may be looking to empty your bank account ATLANTA — Criminals impersonating computer antivirus programs are using scary tactics to gain access to your information and money.