Among the most obvious and easiest to spot signs that you could be looking at a phishing email are domain mismatches.

The consumer advice center has issued a warning about a new phishing email scam specifically targeting Amazon customers. The ...

Amazon Prime customers have been warned of a new hacking campaign that could cost them dearly—here’s what you need to know.

Amazon Prime users must be alert to a new phishing campaign that uses malicious PDF attachments to steal credit card details.

Such phishing mails might be difficult to notice, but it’s worth double-checking them instead of losing your money. Think about this: has the email arrived from a genuine Amazon email address?

Phishing emails sometimes are filled with typos and misspellings. In a legitimate link, the URL should start with https://www.amazon.com, followed by the code for the particular page on the Amazon ...

Organizations must focus on educating and strengthening their users to reduce the chances of success for phishing attacks.