Kaspersky detected a scam tactic leveraging the OpenAI platform. Attackers are abusing OpenAI's organization creation and ...

According to Kaspersky, the scam begins when attackers registering an account and embed deceptive text and fraudulent links.

According to the report, Kaspersky analyzed phishing and scam campaigns found that 88.5% of attacks sought credentials for ...

Kaspersky has reported a spike in phishing emails containing malicious QR codes. Detections for these jumped from 46,969 in August 2025 to 249,723 in November 2025 – a more than fivefold growth – as ...

Attackers use QR codes in emails more frequently because they provide a simple and cost-effective way to conceal malicious URLs, evading detection by many protective solutions. Global cybersecurity ...

The latest series of attacks began with phishing: a potential victim was offered to download "important working documents" from a link that looked like a Telegram file storage. Clicking on such a link ...

When you launch a game and see “Sorry, something went wrong. For solutions please visit,” the game is usually failing during ...

According to Igor Bederov, the founder of the Internet Search company, the problem of deepfakes has already become widespread ...

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has uncovered a scam campaign in which fraudsters are using features on the OpenAI platform to ...

Phishing and online scams are not going away. In fact, they are increasing at an alarming rate, but security company ...

Kaspersky has detected a scam tactic leveraging the OpenAI platform. Attackers are abusing OpenAI’s organisation creation and team invitation features to send spam emails from legitimate OpenAI ...