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Smishing: The Text Message Scam That AI Turned Into a Precision Strike
Smishing (SMS phishing) has become one of the most common fraud delivery methods of 2026. It arrives in the most trusted channel most people have: their personal phone number, via text message. AI has transformed smishing from a mass-broadcast spam operation into a precision tool. Scammers now craft personalized messages that reference your name, your carrier, your recent order history, or your…
UNC3944 Hackers Acquire Corporate Logins Using SMS Phishing And Support Desk Calls
A financially driven threat group, UNC3944 has frequently employed phone-based social engineering and SMS phishing attacks to gain credentials and escalate access to target organizations. The hacking group has been observed to target a wide range of businesses, including hospitality, retail, media and entertainment, financial services, and telecommunication and business process outsourcer (BPO)…
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SMS Phishing Campaign Warning to New Jersey's T-Mobile Customers: The New Jersey Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Cell has issued a warning to
Beware of Ongoing SMS Phishing Scam Binance CEO Warns
Beware of Ongoing SMS Phishing Scam Binance CEO Warns
Binance CEO Warns user of the ongoing massive phishing Scam SMS. One of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance owner, Changpeng Zao noted that users were receiving an SMS message looking to steal credentials by redirecting users to a malicious website. Changpeng Zao make up series of tweets to alert users about the SMS scam, also urged users to always go to the Binance…
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A new risk of SMS phishing on Android
A new risk of SMS phishing on Android
Be aware of this new risk of phishing on Android. The principle is based on an SMS proposing a false update of the network parameters. 1.25 billion Android smartphones are affected worldwide, mainly from major manufacturers such as Samsung, Huawei, LG and Sony. Understand the principle of this new threat It was the cybersecurity firm Check Point that recently unveiled this flaw on the Android…
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This New Phishing Scheme is Effectively Targeting PayPal Users
#PayPal users are being victimized by a new smishing campaign -- #Xanjero
PayPal users are being targeted by a new scam that involves genuine-looking text messages, which is successfully stealing sensitive info… There’s a new sham making its rounds around the internet, particularly related to PayPal. Like other schemes, it uses some very convincing methods to fool people and ultimately to steal their money. Although little about the scam is truly novel, it’s the…
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Cybercriminals are now going after mobile users as well as "smishing" attacks. Common smishing attacks is a text message that contains a link
Cybercriminals do not target solely personal computers or laptops anymore – they are now going after mobile users as well as in so-called "smishing" - or SMS phishing - attacks.
One of the most common smishing attacks is a text message that contains a link to mobile malware. One a user clicks on it, a malicious app can be installed on their smartphone. This can lead to password and identity theft or request for ransom payment for private information or files.
https://www.musttechnews.com/cybercriminals-cellphone-users-phishing-texts-how-to-protect/
Warning: New iPhone scam tries to steal your Apple login
Warning: New iPhone scam tries to steal your Apple login
“To savvy young users who have spent their entire lives surrounded by modern technology, many phishing scams seem silly,” Zach Epstein reports for BGR. “They often wonder how anyone could fall for something that seems to obvious. Of course, not everyone has lived their entire lives with this kind of tech surrounding them, so they can sometimes fall victim to scams that can be extremely difficult…
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