Scam of the week: fake LinkedIn comments warn of account restrictions to trick you into clicking malicious links.

Scammers are flooding LinkedIn posts with fake "reply" comments that appear to come from the platform, warning of bogus ...

Scammers are hijacking comment threads with believable fake alerts that direct you to credential-stealing sites. Get our ...

The hacking hook is that the user has engaged in activity that does not comply with LinkedIn policy, and as such, the account ...

Here's what to look out for ...

Phishing has made it into LinkedIn comments, experts warn ...

Whether you’re a seasoned vet in your profession or fresh in the field and looking to land your first gig, LinkedIn has become an invaluable resource for anyone on the hunt for a new job.

Attackers are using a new method to run a phishing campaign on LinkedIn. They are offering a fake executive position to professionals. The attached link in the message contains a fake login screen ...

LinkedIn job scams have become a borderless epidemic, preying on the hopes of desperate job seekers and costing victims across the globe anywhere from a few hundred dollars to $25,000. While the ...

No matter where you hang out online, social media is riddled with scammers looking for targets to swindle or con you out of your cash. But on LinkedIn, it can be especially tricky to weed out ...

Whether you're a seasoned vet in your profession or fresh in the field and looking to land your first gig, LinkedIn has become an invaluable resource for anyone on the hunt for a new job.