but what the message actually says. A legitimate email originates from servers tied to the site’s domain. But if PayPal’s recently notified you of a new address added to your account ...

According to Bleeping Computer, users who received this message did not actually add new addresses to PayPal, and in some cases, these notices are being sent to email addresses that aren't even ...

A New Canaan small business and PayPal was impersonated in a phishing email scam, the Better Business Bureau says.

The email includes the new address that was allegedly added to your PayPal account, including a message claiming to be a purchase confirmation for a MacBook M4, and to call the enclosed PayPal ...

That was the subject line of the messages flooding my husband Barry ... looks totally legit … because it actually comes from PayPal. Let’s take a closer look at how it works so you don ...

After adding a new address, PayPal can send a customized notification email. This customization allowed the attackers to add the “You purchased a new MacBook phishing message.” The ...

A popular online payment company with more than 400 million users has been the target of a recent scam to separate users from their money, particularly the vulnerable citizens in ...

Shares in mobile payments group PayPal (PYPL) dialed-up higher in pre-market trading today as analysts gave the thumbs up to ...