The digital world, for all its convenience, is unfortunately a fertile ground for sophisticated scams. Amazon, the e-commerce giant, has just issued a critical alert regarding a new fraudulent scheme ...

Fraudulent messages claim subscription renewals at unexpected prices and request payment updates, leading to fake login pages ...

In the lead-up to Prime Day, we noticed spam emails that pretended to offer early deals. But in reality, the emails forward the user to low-quality sites offering shady products. So, it’s best to ...

Amazon has issued an urgent warning to its 200 million Prime members ahead of its biggest-ever Prime Day starting from July 8, with a surge in impersonation scams is putting shoppers at risk.

Beware this four-step Amazon Prime account hack attack. AFP via Getty Images. Update, Feb. 24, 2025: This story, originally published Feb. 22, has been updated with a statement from Amazon.

The faucets sold for between $30 and $70 on Amazon. Many of the products lack branding, safety certifications, or source-identifying labels, according to regulators.