How the Gmail Unsubscribe Scam Works. The tactic is simple: cybercriminals flood inboxes with emails that mimic legitimate ...

Hitting "unsubscribe" from an email list seems simple enough. Except, rarely does it ever fully work — we all know we'll be ...

Another, more directly problematic scenario is using a completely fake unsubscribe link to send you to a URL that looks fine, ...

Trying to unsubscribe from an email could get you caught up in a scam by mistake. There are other ways to rid your inbox of ...

If it says “privateemail⁠.com,” it’s a trap. 3-second tech genius: In Gmail, type “unsubscribe” in the search bar. Boom, every promo list you forgot you signed up for, ready to nuke.

About 1 in 644 unsubscribe clicks can lead to scam sites that confirm your email is active. Use Gmail or Outlook’s unsubscribe options to stay safe.

It's unclear how widespread the problem is, but one Gmail user recently detailed how hackers tried to attack them via the ...

If you use Gmail, you've probably encountered phishing emails impersonating popular companies like Microsoft, Google, Apple and others. These scams are often easy to spot due to suspicious email ...

Now, techsperts are warning of a super “sophisticated” Google spoofing scheme in which cybercriminals use legitimate-looking Gmail communications ... the phishing scam was disguised as an ...

If you have a Gmail account, you should be on the lookout for an "extremely sophisticated" scam that could leave your account at risk. The scam involves cybercriminals creating emails that appear ...

GMAIL users have been given a red alert warning over an alarming new scam that tries to steal your data. The "devastating" and sophisticated attacks utilise AI and are designed to steal your ...

If you're a Gmail user (there are nearly 2 billion of us), you'll want to be aware of a new "super realistic AI scam." In a recent blog post, Microsoft solutions consultant Sam Mitrovic shared ...