PayPal and Venmo now use AI scam alerts to stop fraud in real time. Learn how it works and how you can stay safe online.

PayPal, which also owns the digital payment platform Venmo, has added a new, dynamic, AI-powered scam alert system to its ...

Think you’re savvy enough to spot a scam? Think again. A new wave of PayPal fraud is making the rounds—and this time, it’s ...

Earlier this week, the online payment system launched a new scam detection protocol for both PayPal and Venmo Friends and ...

PayPal and Venmo are going to start using AI to fight back against hackers and keep users safe from scams that might ...

Alerts are sent to PayPal or Venmo users prior to payment when a suspect transaction is detected. The alerts reflect the risk level of the transaction, and the warnings become progressively stronger ...

PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) continues to redefine the digital payments landscape with innovative solutions aimed at empowering ...

GOBankingRates: “5 Ways to Avoid the New PayPal Scam That Is Using Real Emails” Jeremy Fuchs, cybersecurity evangelist in the Office of the CTO at Check Point Software; email interview, April 2025 ...

A new scam has emerged involving the use of PayPal to pay utility bills, a payment method not approved by We Energies. Some individuals have already fallen victim and lost money to the scammers.

These phishing scams don’t involve PayPal, per se, but the scammers know so many people use it, they can use the brand and logo to trick them. Law enforcement agencies say these scams are surging.

CyberNews says that most of the fraudsters behind this scam are from the U.S., U.K. or Russia, and that for most of them this scam is now their main source of income. And why wouldn’t it be ...