An email inviting you to a party might seem harmless, but it could also be part of a growing online threat that’s prompting fresh concern from federal regulators. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ...

Scammers are using fake party invitations that appear to come from friends, family members, coworkers, and neighbors.

Scammers are using fake party invitations to steal login credentials. Here is how to spot the signs and stay safe.

Q: I’ve been getting strange invitation emails lately; how do I know if they’re real? A: With graduation parties, weddings and summer get-togethers filling up the calendar, it’s perfectly normal to be ...

Scammers want you to click on the invitation’s link and then enter your email login information so they can gain access to your email account. If they are successful, they may change your login ...

Almost all marketers want to increase response rates to their email-based customer experience measurement programs, and the first step they take is usually to shorten the survey. However, that is ...