Identity Theft Protection

At least 1,515,073 people may have had saved Revolve card details exposed, and SecurityWeek reported there's no free monitoring offer.

A hardcoded app credential exposed profile data, including birth dates, phone numbers, ZIP codes, veteran status, and recent login IPs.

HHS lists 8,179,772 people affected by the iRhythm breach involving patient, insurance, device, and contact details, with notices mailed in October.

The AT&T data breach settlement is final, but most checks will be small. The Social Security numbers and phone records behind it could fuel scams for years.

Frontline Education hasn't disclosed how many were affected after SSNs, government IDs, and Medicaid IDs were exposed. If notified, use free TransUnion monitoring.

Quest Diagnostics says patient health information or identifiable information was involved in unauthorized access to its Quanum Lab Services Manager system.

A massive network of fake shops is copying real brands and using huge discounts to trick shoppers into handing over sensitive information.

A Vietnam-linked database exposed 220 million traveler records, including passport details and other sensitive data, putting millions of travelers at risk of identity theft.

A dark web treasure trove, built from routine ID checks at rental counters, hotels, and dispensaries.

Puerto Rico quietly patched the security flaw but continues to deny that a data breach occurred, leaving citizens vulnerable to tax fraud, identity theft, and phishing attacks.

The breach exposed driver's license numbers, insurance records, vehicle details, and contact information, increasing the risk of identity theft, fraud, and phishing attacks.

The new ADDW rules are designed to reduce road accidents by detecting distracted drivers, but gaps in the regulations have raised concerns over the privacy of driver data.

An internal investigation into the late-March LiteLLM breach details a three-month notification delay — while dark web auctions and court filings expose the staggering scope of compromised files.

LastPass says password vaults weren't touched, but the 2026 data breach is the eighth time customer data has been exposed since 2011, and the phishing risk is real.

A new ITRC report shows device hacking now beats scams for adults aged 35-64. Here's how to tell if your phone is hacked and lock it down fast.

Meta's AI support tool handed hackers access to 20,000+ Instagram accounts. Here's what happened and how to protect your IG account.

ShinyHunters published 9.4GB of stolen 7-Eleven franchise application data on May 24. If you ever applied to open a franchise, your SSN and driver's license may be exposed.

161,000 Krispy Kreme customers and employees had their Social Security numbers, card data, and more stolen in a ransomware attack. Here's who qualifies for the settlement and how to claim up to $3,500 before June 22.

Aura excels at core identity protection with credit monitoring, fraud alerts, and recovery services, but are the extra features worth it for individuals or families?

LifeLock has a price tag that may give you pause, so we’ll discuss whether the features provide enough value. Learn more about whether LifeLock is worth it.

All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 Americans to gauge their understanding of the recently-formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and how they feel about the department potentially having access to personal taxpayer data.