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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.

A video entitled "Sharifa Alkhateeb Talks About Using Public Schools to Convert America to Islam" is currently being shared via social media.

This disturbing message, which is currently circulating via WhatsApp, features a photograph depicting a roadside billboard claiming that "you can kill whites in South Africa".

Phishing scammers are targeting popular Instagram accounts by sending fake copyright infringement notices.

According to this email, 79-year-old, "Abigail" wants to give you $5.7 million to distribute to charity.

According to a post currently being shared on Facebook, KFC is giving 3 free chicken buckets to EVERYONE as a way of celebrating the company's 67th anniversary. 

According to this message, Facebook's servers have been very busy lately and the company is asking users to help by sharing the same message to everyone on their contact list. 

According to this email, which purports to be from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), your account user roles have been updated. 

This email claims to be a person who has a lucrative investment fund proposal to discuss with you.  

According to a circulating social media message that features an image depicting a double banana, you will get 5 years of good luck if you repost. 

According to a post currently being shared across Facebook,  pizza chain Little Caesars is giving EVERYONE 3 free large pizzas to celebrate the company’s 60th anniversary.  

This entertaining little story supposedly exposes the foolishness and telling lack of insight displayed by our political leaders.

A post being shared on Facebook claims that Dunkin Donuts is giving away a free box of donuts to EVERYONE as a means of celebrating the company's anniversary.

This email, which purports to be from Australian telecommunications company Telstra, claims that you can click a button to redeem a gift card valued at $500.

This message purports to be from a hacker who has infected your account and "exploited your email and system". 

According to a post being shared on Facebook, US-based airline, JetBlue is giving everyone two free tickets as a way of celebrating the company's 20th birthday.

According to this email, which claims to be from the United Nations, you have been selected as the winner of a 1.5 million dollar prize draw.

Scammers are targeting website owners via messages claiming that a negative video about their site is circulating.

According to a post that is being shared on Facebook, Costco is giving all Facebook users a gift voucher valued at $41.

Many fake-news websites have appeared online in recent years. And more seem to be springing up all the time.

This story was first published on January 7, 2014 Outline Caption on a circulating image depicting a roadway at the bottom of a deep snow canyon suggests that the picture was taken in Canada.  [TopContentAd] Brief Analysis The image is genuine, but it was taken in Japan, not Canada. Astute observers will notice that the vehicles…