The first thing to do to protect yourself is don't click on any of these links. Never, ever. But the other thing you can, and definitely should do, is to add two-factor authentication, a.k.a, 2FA.

The Federal Trade Commission said it will be sending more than $126 million in refunds to Fortnite players who were charged for unwanted purchases.

This happened to me in May. Back then I immediately got in contact with Nintendo to dispute the $100 charge for Fortnite vBucks, informing them the purchase was unauthorized and that I was getting ...

While surfing videos on YouTube, Fortnite players might come across people promising free V-Bucks to them. These accounts usually mention free V-Bucks in their name and spam hundreds of comments ...

Hacked account reports have been on the rise since late February. ... Epic also warned players that visiting websites or clicking links claiming “free” Vbucks or in-game items are unsafe.

Epic Games said it's looking into technical issues on its hit game "Fortnite" after launching Season 6 on Thursday. According to a pair of posts on Twitter, Epic said it is investigating issues on ...

Nintendo confirmed sensitive details, like email addresses, of about 160,000 Nintendo Network ID accounts have been compromised since the beginning of April.