State police are sounding the alarm that many people are seeing an increased number of scam messages come across their ...

Tech support scams are designed to exploit fear and technical uncertainty. Remember that legitimate tech companies will never proactively contact you about computer issues.

Pennsylvania State Police are alerting the public of scams involving individuals claiming to be from computer tech support. Individuals are receiving an increased number of these types of scam ...

This scam uses Google search results to redirect you to scammers instead of Microsoft support. Here's what tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson has to say.

Clicking a fake alert from an official looking Amazon link can lead to falling for a scam that affects Microsoft users posing to be from Windows Defender.

Did you receive a recent call or email from Microsoft tech support? Local law officials are warning it may not be who you think.

Scammers pretending to be Microsoft support technicians continue to work the phones in search of victims and have grown bolder in their tactics.

A legitimate-looking ad for Amazon in Google search results redirects visitors to a Microsoft Defender tech support scam that locks up their browser.

This is the story of the Fake Tech Support Scam. The scam has three ways of getting started: (1) you get a phone call from someone claiming to be Microsoft tech support, or (2) a screen-dominating ...

Microsoft currently hosts a site reviewing the most popular versions of tech support scams, along with providing users with means to report and combat bad actors.

The Better Business Bureau is warning of tech support scams and red flags to watch for before your computer is accessed by the wrong hands.

Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) works to combat tech support scams by investigating tech support fraud networks and referring cases to law enforcement as appropriate.