What Hackers Want More Than Your Credit Card Number
September 01, 2015
In “The Walking Dead,” it’s a reality -- zombies happen. With over a billion records “out there,” it’s a matter of time before identity theft happens too.
In “The Walking Dead,” it’s a reality -- zombies happen. With over a billion records “out there,” it’s a matter of time before identity theft happens too.
Credit card fraud is being replaced by a more sophisticated type of identity theft that puts even more at risk.
A story of fraud out of a Louisiana buffet restaurant is yet another reason to check your credit and debit card activity every day.
How well does your state's unclaimed property site fare in protecting your personal data? The State Compendium of Unclaimed Property Practices rates them.
Most victims of student loan fraud find out when they apply for a federal loan that they're denied because someone's already taken a loan out in their name.
Identity theft has always been a problem, but the OPM data breach shows just how much a massive hack can impact millions of government employees.
A group of organized criminals got the tax returns of more than 100,000 Americans. Here's a few ways they might've gotten the info to do it.
The cost of a data breach is going up across the globe, and companies in the U.S. end up paying the most when sensitive records are exposed.
When it comes to identity theft, the damage can be life-changing. Here are five scary facts about the crime, and how to be proactive.
There are many actions you can take to prevent fraud after your personal information is stolen, but even the strongest measures aren't perfect solutions.
