Hello! You’ve been hacked! is a new Bitcoin Email Scam that has been spreading on the Internet recently. Many people from all over the world have received such emails and reported about it on the Internet. Scammers use threats to get a ransom from the recipients of such emails. Despite the fact that these email

13dk8JbVeEKGmHq7aevbdVxjg2cHYFT4kg is a bitcoin wallet address used by scammers to receive a ransom from the victims of the “I have some bad news for you” EMAIL SCAM. If you receive an email containing this address, mark it as spam or delete it. Do not believe what is written in the email and ignore the threats

Fortnite Hack Generator pop-ups are a browser-based scam that is being promoted as a utility for getting hacks/cheats/v-bucks for the Fortnite online video game. But security researchers warn that instead of delivering what it promised to users, this web-page is being used as a phishing scam. This page is designed in such a way as

Amazon loyalty program pop ups are a social engineering attack that deceives you and other unsuspecting victims into filling out online surveys from this or similar webpages. Although this pop-up looks like a legitimate survey from Amazon, it actually has nothing to do with Amazon. Scammers have created this page in such a way as

ERROR # 0x6a4-0xf9fx3999 popup is a browser-based scam that uses social engineering to deceive users into believing that the PC has been infected with a Storm Worm and Riskware. This popup informs the user not to ignore this message, but to immediately call technical support to prevent further damage. Scammers use the “ERROR # 0x6a4-0xf9fx3999”

Your iPad may be hacked pop-up message is a browser-based scam which uses social engineering methods to deceive you and other unsuspecting victims into believing that due to recent visits to unsafe web-sites, personal data and passwords could have been stolen. It will deliver the message stating that you should click ‘Install’ button in order

According to security experts, Double Your Bitcoins pop-ups are a browser-based scam which uses social engineering methods to lure users into believing there is an easy way to double bitcoins. These pop-ups inform that by sending bitcoins to the given address you can get back up to 10 times more. Of course this is a

Activation Failed! (Error Code 001) pop-ups are a social engineering attack which deceives unsuspecting users into believing that TV activation has failed. This webpage offers the users to call the specified phone number to contact technical support and resolve the issue with activating the TV. Scammers use the “Activation Failed! (Error Code 001)” popups to