Cybercriminals are promising free access to premium software if TikTok users run PowerShell scripts, but they instead install information-stealing malware.

AI-generated TikTok videos are luring users into malware traps, stealing passwords, credit card info, and crypto with fake software hacks.

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Anna Grace Phelan, of Jefferson, Georgia, had shared updates on her health with more than 100,000 followers, garnering ...

Also, the TikTok clips do not feature download links or any text that would allow the built-in safety tools that TikTok ...

Cybercriminals on TikTok used videos to trick users into downloading malware, according to researchers from Trend Micro, a global cybersecurity firm. The researchers say this was a "novel social ...

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TikTok is developing photo messaging despite internal warnings about potential sextortion risks, according to leaked ...

TikTok has launched a new feature called AI Alive which allows you to turn images into live videos. Here's how to use it.

If you’re someone who frequently scrolls through TikTok, laughing at hilarious trends, saving clever dance routines, or ...

More than 32,000 users reported issues with the popular social media app TikTok late Thursday afternoon, according to reports ...