According to this email, which purports to be from AOL,  your account will be cancelled if you do not click a link to “switch to the new AOL OATH”.  

A post circulating rapidly on Facebook is claiming that large retailer Tesco is giving every family a free voucher valued at £45.

Photographs circulating via email and social media show a large alligator with a full-grown deer in its mouth.

According to this message, you have won a large sum of money in a lottery program organized by Facebook.

According to this email, PayPal has put your account on a limited list because the company needs more information from you.

According to this email, which bills itself as a security notice, the sender installed a “trojan virus” on your computer when you visited an adult website. 

In March 2019, Facebook revealed that millions of user passwords were stored in plain text within the company’s internal data systems.

Sextortion scammers are now attempting to extort money from people by sending threatening emails that pretend to be from a technical collection officer at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

This Apple ID phishing scam starts via an email with the subject line “We see your billing accounts being misused on other devices.”

Scammers use many methods to reach potential victims including email, text messages, and social media posts.

Australian cartoonist Pat Campbell has created a beautiful image that pays homage to those lost in the Christchurch terror attack.