Perspective, Inc.

"The Rock" is not dead. Be careful what you click. Most often, links to shocking videos are really traps to steal your usernames and passwords. This is another scam.

Dwayne Johnson Dies? Nope, The Rock Victim of ‘RIP’ Movie Stunt Death Hoax Dwayne Johnson, known as The Rock, has not died, but Facebook scammers are saying otherwise, claiming he died during a movie stunt. The post says, “R.I.P.

Many of you weren't born yet, but for those of you who were (and you know who you are), what is the biggest change the World Wide Web has meant in your life?

25 years of the World Wide Web Tech leaders reflect on the Web and all the good and bad changes it's brought.

The best defense? Type the url in your address bar yourself. We know it isn't as convenient as just clicking a link in email, but it's a lot MORE convenient than having your account information (or worse) stolen. Have you ever gotten a fake LinkedIn invitation or Facebook friend request? Tell us about your experience in the comments.

Which phishing email is likeliest to fool you? PA Archive/Press Association ImagesUnsuspecting computer users are twice as likely to fall for phishing attacks if they're disguised as messages to

Another scam targeting Facebook users, in an attempt to install malware on your machine. Remember, always be suspicious of videos that claim to be of your friends.

Scam Promises Naked Videos of Facebook Friends, Drops Trojan Instead, Bitdefender Warns More than 1,000 people have been tricked into installing a Trojan after clicking on a new Facebook scam that promises naked videos of their friends. According t