Scammers are targeting email users with fake invitations that appear to come from trusted friends, potentially leading to phishing attacks and compromised accounts. How the scam worksThese scams often ...

Officials are warning Pennsylvanians about a new phishing scam involving fake digital invitations sent from compromised email ...

NEW YORK — The next time you hear of a friend or family member’s upcoming wedding, be sure to check your email inbox in case the invitation has gone there. Richard Israelite of San Francisco said he ...

Who doesn't love getting invited to a party? Unfortunately, scammers are now exploiting that excitement — and preying on your ...

Be on the lookout for vague party invites in your inbox from long-distance accquaintances.

Opening an electronic invitation from a familiar name may seem harmless, but cybersecurity experts warn it could be a gateway for scammers to steal personal information and money. Alexis Moser, who ...

The invitations include a link asking users to log in or connect with their Google, Apple, or other account to view it. Doing ...

As more and more couples choose to email wedding invitations, the debate between tech-savvy couples and traditionalists who prefer paper is heating up. For the mobile and mostly under-40 crowd, chic ...

Q: My daughter-in-law is an author/editor and she (or LinkedIn) sent me an invitation to join LinkedIn. I checked with a friend who knows a lot more about computers than I do, and he said it was a ...