An ongoing PayPal email scam exploits the platform's address settings to send fake purchase notifications, tricking users into granting remote access to scammers For the past month, BleepingComputer ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Your PayPal primary address will be your shipping address — it's the location where items you've paid for with PayPal will be sent, unless you ...

A confirmed address is often required by sellers who are concerned about protecting their buyers' purchases, as it signifies in PayPal that your shipping and billing addresses are identical. This type ...

There’s a new PayPal phishing scam making the rounds, and it’s so convincing that even security-conscious users are getting caught in it. Unlike typical scams riddled with typos and fake domains, this ...

New phishing technique discovered abusing PayPal The attack uses a feature recently added to the payments platform The goal is to get victims to install remote desktop access software A sophisticated ...

PayPal is a service that enables sellers to accept online payments easily, and allows buyers to pay quickly and safely. Originally, an independent company founded in 1998, it became so interconnected ...

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Another PayPal phishing scam is circulating, this time with email notifications about recurring or automatic payments. The ...

About a month ago, I received a scam email that almost tricked me. It purported to be from PayPal, alerting me to an almost $1,000 charge that was “logged to a new profile.” The message implied that ...

You can quickly change your primary email on PayPal through your settings, provided that you have at least two email addresses added to your account. Be aware that you'll have to confirm any new email ...