SAN ANTONIO – With conflict in the Middle East, the United States is on alert for the potential of cyberattacks. There ...

In most cases, a factory reset should get rid of any viruses or malware on your computer. However it may not be effective for ...

9. When someone tries to scam you and you want to alert the federal government the best way to do that is to: a) go to www.ic3.gov and report it to the Internet Crime Complaint Center, b) send a copy ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Police in Elizabethtown issued a scam alert to help residents protect their money. The Elizabethtown Police Department said in one case, a local man got a virus pop-up on ...

DUNWOODY, Ga. — A Dunwoody woman lost nearly $200,000 because of a computer popup alert. Now, police want you to be on the look out for them to protect your bank accounts.

Fake Apple virus warnings, security alerts and messages are tactics used to prompt you to call a number or click on a malicious link. The CyberGuy explains how to protect your devices.

To receive the latest information about cyber scams, go to the FBI website and sign up for e-mail alerts by clicking on one of the red envelopes. If you have received a scam e-mail, notify the IC3 ...

Police are seeking to identify a phone scammer who stole $13,000 from a Hunterdon County woman last month after a virus alert popped up on her computer. The Alexandria Township woman, described by ...

I-TEAM Consumer Alert: Criminals use computer pop ups to empty bank accounts Criminals impersonating computer anti-virus programs are using scary tactics to gain access to your information and money.

Here’s what the con looks like: It can be packaged in several different ways but this one pops up as an alert on your computer, saying you have a virus or child pornography on your computer.

SINGAPORE – Right after booting up his desktop computer, a 79-year-old man received a supposed anti-virus pop-up notification alerting him that access to his device had been blocked.

If you suspect your computer has been infected, a computer virus scan is in order. There are plenty of free services to start you on your exploration: The Safety Detective has a rundown of the best.