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Scam Guard is a Malwarebytes tool that scans links, texts, and screenshots to flag scams, available on mobile, desktop, and major AI chatbots.
Scammers text people a fake Facebook Marketplace listing naming them as seller to provoke a 'that isn't me' reply, Malwarebytes reports. Any answer tells a sender who likely already has the name and number that the line is live.
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Malwarebytes launched Scam Link Check, a free web tool that rates any pasted URL as safe, dangerous or unknown before anyone clicks it. Security teams now have a no-login first stop to name in scam guidance for customers and for staff holding a suspect link.
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The OAuth device authorization grant was built for smart TVs and printers. Kits such as EvilTokens use it to get victims to approve an attacker's sign-in on a page that really is Microsoft's, MFA included.
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A phishing email impersonating Belgium's bpost asks for EUR4.95 in unpaid customs duty. Malwarebytes says the pages behind the demand are built to harvest bank and card credentials, and the fee is the pretext.
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Malwarebytes has tracked the rewards-expiry smishing since early May 2026 and counted more than 1,000 template variants pointing at hostnames built as t-mobile plus six random letters under .top.
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The callback number in the fake listing had already been used in scams impersonating McAfee and Norton. That makes the phone line the operator's durable asset, and the hosting platform is just an interchangeable front.
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