Cybercriminals on TikTok used videos to trick users into downloading malware, according to researchers from Trend Micro, a ...

AI-generated TikTok videos are luring users into malware traps, stealing passwords, credit card info, and crypto with fake software hacks.

Also, the TikTok clips do not feature download links or any text that would allow the built-in safety tools that TikTok ...

If you love scrolling TikTok, watch out for these scams that could infect your device with malware. Scammers often promote tools that help people remove filters or blurred/blacked-out sections ...

Carelessly sharing personal photos or friend lists on platforms like Facebook and TikTok inadvertently helps online scammers, especially with the rise of deepfake technology.

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SINGAPORE – Android users who come across Facebook or TikTok advertisements for goods ... sent through WhatsApp. The malware would allow scammers to remotely access the victims’ devices ...

These scams, often involving fake tax refunds or threats of legal action, may also contain malware or malicious ... particularly platforms like TikTok, where scammers encourage people to misuse ...