Malicious browser notifications are unwanted alerts that can appear on your computer or smartphone after a website has been given permission to send notifications. While browser notifications are a legitimate feature used by many trusted websites, scammers can abuse them to promote misleading content, phishing pages, unwanted software, and fraudulent offers. The good news is…
Introduction: The EvenSkyn MicroInfuser is an at-home skincare system designed for consumers interested in incorporating a more advanced treatment step into their beauty routine. The system combines a specialized micro-infusion applicator with individually packaged serum ampoules and is marketed for cosmetic skincare purposes. With the growing popularity of at-home skincare devices, many consumers are looking…
Introduction: DentMD Tooth Renewal Serum is an oral-care product marketed for people who are interested in adding a targeted serum to their everyday dental routine. The product has attracted attention among consumers looking for convenient options for maintaining the appearance and care of their teeth. While products in this category can be appealing, it is…
Fake tech support pop-ups are deceptive browser messages designed to make you believe that your computer, phone, or browser has a serious security problem. They may claim that your device is infected with a virus, that your personal information is at risk, or that you must contact technical support immediately. Although these warnings can look…
Have you ever received a text message claiming that your bank account has a problem, your package could not be delivered, or you have won a prize? Before clicking the link or replying, stop and think. The message could be a smishing scam. Smishing is short for SMS phishing. It involves fraudulent text messages designed…
Fake crypto giveaway scams are fraudulent promotions designed to trick people into sending cryptocurrency, sharing sensitive wallet information, or visiting malicious websites. These scams often promise free Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Solana, or other digital assets. A common tactic is to claim that users can send a small amount of cryptocurrency and receive a much larger…
Cryptocurrency airdrops can be an exciting way for blockchain projects to distribute tokens and reward users. However, scammers have also adopted the same concept to trick people into connecting their wallets, revealing sensitive information, or sending cryptocurrency. A legitimate-looking airdrop is not automatically safe. In June 2025, the FBI warned cryptocurrency users about malicious NFT…
The internet is becoming more convenient, but it is also becoming more difficult to distinguish between legitimate websites and sophisticated scams. One emerging concern is the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create convincing scam websites. AI can help scammers produce polished website designs, realistic product descriptions, persuasive customer-service conversations, fake reviews, professional-looking emails, and…
Fake CAPTCHA scams are becoming an increasingly important online safety concern. These scams imitate familiar “I’m not a robot” verification pages and attempt to persuade visitors to perform actions that have nothing to do with legitimate human verification. A genuine CAPTCHA may ask you to identify images, type characters, or complete another simple challenge. A…
