Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

Got a package from Amazon that you didn’t order? It could be part of an Amazon brushing scam. Here’s what you need to know.

Losing your passport can make even the most experienced travelers panic. We offer step-by-step instructions to get your passport replaced and you back on the road.

The dark web has benefits for people looking for ultimate online privacy, but it also has criminals lurking around the corner.

Online security is a primary concern for most of us these days. If you want to keep your online banking safe, you can use specific steps to do so, and we can show you how.

Identity theft protection services can help you protect yourself from identity theft. Here are the benefits and why you should invest in protection services.

Think you’ve been caught in a net of catfishing scam? We’ll show you how to avoid getting hooked in this article about the most common dating scams.

'Tis the season to be wary. Learn about the 10 most common Black Friday and Cyber Monday scams and the best ways to keep safe.

Radio frequency identification crime abounds according to many sources on the internet, but is it a real threat to the average person? Find out the truth and if you need an RFID wallet in this article.

According to new data, certain cities in the U.S. are bigger targets for telemarketing and scam calls.

If you think your password is enough to provide all the security you need for your online accounts, you may want to rethink your position. Here’s a look at how authenticator apps work and why you may want one.

Home title theft is a risk, but you can protect against it by keeping your identifying information secure.

Your text messages are an opportunity for cybercriminals to trick you into a scam. Learn more about smishing and how to stop yourself from becoming a victim.

A credit freeze is a helpful tool in preventing criminals from opening new credit accounts in your name. Here's how to freeze each credit bureau for free.

Identity theft is a concern for everyone these days, including children. Learn how child identity theft happens, what signs to look for, and what to do if your child’s identity is stolen.

Hackers use synthetic identity theft to create new fake identities and open accounts in your name or to take out loans. Here's how to protect yourself from synthetic identity fraud.

Social engineering attacks might impersonate friends, family, or even government officials to trick you into sharing personal info. Here’s what to know to avoid these types of scams.

Have you been giving your cell number to strangers without much thought? You could be a victim of scammers if you’re not careful.

Doxxing is when someone exposes your personal information online, usually as a way to intimidate you. Learn more about what you can do to prevent doxxing and report it.

You can protect your credit by locking it or freezing it, but there are differences you need to know about.

Many people started watching TikTok for dance and commentary videos. With audiences growing, scammers have found new ways to reach them.

Scammers are still using the coronavirus to gain personal information. Find out the scams and how to keep your data safe.