That warning concerns what is known as a browser-in-the-browser attack and, according to the Trellix security boffins, is an ...

A new Facebook scam starts with a simple message—like "How are you?"—but ends with stolen accounts, fake offers, and drained wallets. | ©Image Credit: Tranmautritam/Pexels Beware: A sinister new scam ...

Meta has announced that it’ll add passkey support for Facebook, enabling login via fingerprint, face scan, or PIN. The rollout will start “soon” on Android and iOS, with Messenger support planned for ...

A publicly accessible database exposing 149 million usernames and passwords from Gmail, Facebook, Netflix and crypto ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. Update, June 22, 2025: This story, originally published on ...

FLENER DIGGING INTO THIS FOR US. WE TAKE IT FOR GRANTED, PULLING OUT OUR PHONE AND THEN JUST JUMPING ON OUR FACEBOOK ACCOUNT. BUT JANINE CAPONNETTO, THE OTHER DAY COULDN’T LOG ON. SHE’S BEEN TRYING ...

The trouble with being the latest big thing on the internet is that everyone wants a piece of your success. Including scammers. As we reported yesterday, scams are appearing on Facebook. And because ...

Beware: A sinister new scam is sweeping across Facebook, turning trusted friends into unwitting accomplices in a plot to steal your money. It all begins with a seemingly innocent message from someone ...