Users and security experts have uncovered a scam involving the delivery of fake replacement Ledger devices to customers to steal cryptocurrency. Customers using Ledger devices are recommended to beware of any unwanted email, package, or text.

The Cofense Phishing Defense Center (PDC) detected a recent phishing campaign that imitates legitimate WeTransfer applications by setting up fake websites that appear genuine.

The scam, recently spotted by Bitdefender Antispam Lab, guarantees recipients a Sony PlayStation 5 gaming console in return for completing the online survey on behalf of UPS.

Scammers are sending fake replacement devices to Ledger customers exposed in a recent data breach with an objective to steal funds stored in victims' cryptocurrency wallets.

Threat actors are exploiting Google Docs by hosting their attacks within the web-based document service in a new phishing campaign that delivers malicious links aimed at stealing victims’ credentials.

In the last 30 days, over 2300 new domains were registered about Amazon, a 10% increase from the previous Amazon Prime Day, where the majority now are either malicious or suspicious.

The attackers compromised target mailboxes using phishing and exfiltrated sensitive info in emails matching forwarding rules, allowing them to gain access to messages on financial transactions.

This record number of illicit online pharmacies was shut down during Operation Pangea XIV, which targeted online sellers of counterfeit and illegal pharmaceuticals and medical devices.

The malicious link was shared through WhatsApp, SMS, and email on June 9. Some officials even received phone calls where the caller said he was calling from an Army Hospital.

FINRA reminded financial industry firms to verify the legitimacy of any suspicious email prior to responding to it, opening any attachments, or clicking on any embedded links.