Recently, there has been an increase in scammers pretending to be associated with the World Health Organization (WHO). These criminals are not trying to help provide you with helpful information—they are taking advantage of the COVID-19 emergency by sending out fake messages in an attempt to steal money or personal information.

There’s a new phishing scam making its way through social media that you need to be aware of. If somebody sends you a link asking, 'Is this you in the video?', don’t click on it. Even if the message comes from someone you know, there is a possibility that the innocent looking link is actually malicious.

Hackers impersonate popular brands or send personalized blackmail attacks.

Cybersecurity expert and creator of the data breach notification service Have I Been Pwned, Troy Hunt, recently discovered a collection of 773 million emails and more than 21 million passwords exposed on a cloud storage service.