As a father to a child playing this game, I noticed Fortnite developers are trying to educate players against risk in such scams – you can only buy VBucks through the in-game store – which is ...

Fortnite players are being targeted by social media scammers who are using websites claiming to offer free in-game currency, known as V-Bucks, to hijack accounts and pilfer personal data.

Fortnite fans are being warned of links to fake Android apps purporting to offer the game, not least because game creator Epic Games has yet to release an official Android app.

The idea of free V-Bucks in Fortnite has attracted countless players in the past, and it continues to do so even today.

Online scammers are targeting "Fortnite: Battle Royale" players with fake offers for free v-bucks, the game's digital currency. Players use v-bucks to purchase cosmetic items and skins; the ...

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Police have issued a warning about a Fortnite Vbucks scam. Cheshire Police put out the warning on their Facebook page - asking appealing to parents to talk to their children about sharing their ...

Online scammers are targeting "Fortnite: Battle Royale" players with fake offers for free v-bucks, the game's digital currency. Players use v-bucks to purchase cosmetic items and skins; the ...

An array of malicious Android apps purporting to be popular game Fortnite are instead harvesting call logs and downloading cryptomining malware.