Scammers are now using AI TikTok videos to install malware designed to steal private data with a promise of free Microsoft ...

Malware campaign exploiting TikTok’s popularity has been observed using social engineering to spread Vidar and StealC ...

The widely viewed AI-generated videos, which offer free upgrades to premium services from Spotify and Microsoft, are being ...

A massive trove of 184 million breached records, which have now been taken down, includes user logins for platforms including ...

This week, Spotify rushed to remove hundreds of obviously ... than ever to quickly create these phony podcasts linking out to scam websites or perhaps legitimate black markets.

Even if you didn't lose money or give up any personal identifiable information -- like your Social Security number -- in a conversation with a cybercriminal, you should still report the scam.

In response to the trouble, TikTok's MyCyberTips has posted a video ... of spam emails that come into your inbox Introduce spam and scam filters where needed M&S Chief Executive Stuart Machin ...

First, Spotify has created a range of ‘cover art stickers ... Click here for more information and to apply. Finally, TikTok launched three new artist activations that day: for Avicii, Damiano David ...

Many of the podcasts included no audio or AI-generated voiceovers and simply redirected users to websites where they could buy Xanax, Oxycodone, or Tramadol without a prescription.

While TikTok’s a legitimate app that’s generally safe, there are still precautions that should be taken when using it. Like any social media app, users should be aware of malware, data thieves, and ...

TikTok has been flooded with memes about the novel coronavirus over the past few weeks, with some users pretending to be infected. In one case, a teenager made a video suggesting that their friend was ...