Unsubscribe scams are fooling users with fake links. Stay alert and learn how to protect your inbox from phishing traps.

At the heart of the scam is a tactic known as email address collection. Cybercriminals insert tracking code into unsubscribe ...

Clicking unsubscribe links in emails can expose users to phishing and malware attacks. Cybersecurity experts urge caution and ...

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, what appears to be a simple act of digital housekeeping could actually open ...

Hackers are exploiting unsubscribe feature in emails to gain access to users' data. By clicking on malicious unsubscribe ...

Gmail introduced a new way to stop the ... We have seen email attachments being used for these scam attacks and the unsubscribe button is acting as a similar vehicle to carry the malware.

Use in-app ‘unsubscribe’ feature provided by Gmail or Outlook. This lets you opt-out without ever leaving the inbox. Mark unfamiliar or suspicious emails as spam. Do not click any links in such emails ...

About 1 in 644 unsubscribe clicks can lead to scam sites that confirm your email is active. Use Gmail or Outlook’s unsubscribe options to stay safe.

I met a group of friends for lunch—a lively and enjoyable gathering. But throughout the meal, one friend, Shyam—known for his ...

Clicking unsubscribe links in emails can expose you to scams or malware. Experts recommend safer in-app tools and privacy ...

But it seems the same unsubscribe option has become a weapon used by hackers to scam the innocent. Gmail users are being warned about the new attack that can look harmless but it has the potential to ...