SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- If you get a message on Facebook that says, "look who died" -- don't click that link or it'll be your own account that perishes. Online security experts are warning of a ...

Whenever we find out that someone has passed away, whether it's a celebrity or someone we know personally, there's always a feeling of shock followed by a curiosity about how exactly they died. It's ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WTTV) — Cyber security experts are spreading the word about a Facebook direct message hacking scam that is quickly spreading across the social media platform. It’s called the “look who ...

Curiosity may have killed the cat but when it comes to online messages, it can also open you up to criminals looking to steal your information. Cyber security experts at DataProt are warning of a new ...

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ROCHE EXPLAINS, DON’T CLICK ON THE LINK. MOST OFTEN. THE SCAM MESSAGE COMES AT YOU THROUGH FACEBOOK MESSENGER. YOUR FRIEND’S FACEBOOK ACCOUNT GETS HACKED, AND THEN YOU GET A MESSAGE THAT READS LIKE ...

"I can't believe you're gone. I'm going to miss you, R.I.P." "Look who died!" Did that get your attention? That was the goal, and chances are that a similar post or message on Facebook with zero ...

Facebook has launched Facebook Protect, an identity protection tool, to select account holders. Its goal is to protect VIPs from having their accounts hacked in an impersonation scam. But its arrival, ...

Little did the world know at the time what turned out to be born on Feb. 4, 2004. That was the official birthdate of social media giant Facebook, which is about to celebrate its 20-year anniversary.

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