LinkedIn users are being urged to watch out for suspicious emails because the professional networking website is one of the most popular brands targeted by cyber criminals in phishing attacks.

LinkedIn never passes up an opportunity to flood your inbox with emails. Even if you do your best to unsubscribe from every message you receive, the service always seems to find a way to send you even ...

It's true that LinkedIn has, in the past, sent legitimate emails that notified users that their profiles had been viewed by people at companies. However, the kind of phishing scam covered in this fact ...

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You can easily change your email on LinkedIn by updating your contact information via your profile page. LinkedIn gives you the option to add multiple email accounts to your profile. Visit Business ...

At 6:27 p.m. ET last Friday, a great time to bury any embarrassing corporate notices, LinkedIn's legal counsel team sent an email titled "LEGAL NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF CLASS ACTION" to millions of its ...

Phishing attacks impersonating emails from LinkedIn have grown 232% since the start of February, according to cybersecurity firm Egress. The company released a report about cybercriminals using ...

An unsecured database exposed 4.3 billion LinkedIn-derived records, enabling large-scale phishing and identity-based attacks.

Sending too many emails can be costly. LinkedIn is finding this out the hard way. The social networking site agreed to pay $13 million to settle a lawsuit from members who complained that unwanted ...