Scammers have exploited users of CoinMarketCap, using a method called "Inferno Drainer" to drain funds from their crypto wallets. The fraudulent operation has raised concerns about the security of digital assets and the need for users to be vigilant against such threats.

Authorities are cautioning the public about SMS "blaster" scams that facilitate the sending of fraudulent texts without needing personal phone numbers. A recent case involved a man jailed for over a year for using such a device to send messages impersonating trusted organizations, highlighting the growing threat of smishing attacks.

Google is leveraging advancements in AI to combat online scams across its platforms, including Search, Chrome, and Android. By enhancing their detection systems and implementing on-device models like Gemini Nano, they aim to significantly reduce scams such as phishing, tech support fraud, and deceptive notifications while adapting to new threats in real-time.

Discord users are at risk from a new phishing attack involving invite link hijacking, which leads to the installation of malware on victims' devices. The attack exploits the trust users place in Discord links, making it crucial for users to verify the authenticity of links before clicking. Security experts recommend staying vigilant and using protective measures to avoid falling victim to such scams.

Scammers are impersonating employees of the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) to trick fraud victims into providing personal information under the pretense of helping them recover lost funds. The FBI has reported over 100 instances of this tactic over the past two years, warning individuals to be cautious and not share sensitive information with unknown contacts online. They emphasize that IC3 employees do not reach out directly to victims or ask for payment for recovery services.

AI Browsers are rapidly being integrated into everyday tasks, but their lack of security measures exposes users to new scams, termed "Scamlexity." Tests revealed that these AI systems can easily fall victim to phishing attacks and fraudulent websites, with serious implications for user safety as they become the primary decision-makers in online interactions. Without robust guardrails, the convenience of Agentic AI could lead to significant financial and personal data losses for users.

Fake cryptocurrency exchange advertisements on Facebook have been spreading malware, posing significant risks to unsuspecting users. These malicious ads are designed to deceive individuals into downloading harmful software, leading to potential data breaches and financial losses. Users are urged to remain vigilant and report suspicious ads to protect themselves from such threats.

The article discusses three key indicators of email scams based on the author's personal experiences. It highlights the importance of scrutinizing sender identities, spotting contradictions in the content, and checking for suspicious links. The author emphasizes the need for vigilance to avoid falling victim to these scams.