Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

Costco provides Complete ID identity theft protection (part of Experian) exclusively to Costco members, starting at a low price of $8.99 per month.

All About Cookies surveyed U.S. adults to find out how many people have been victims of identity theft and what the impact was.

Identity and credit monitoring services, like LifeLock and Identity Guard, can help you avoid the unfortunate event of having your identity stolen. Both are trustworthy services, so we breakdown their pricing, features, compatibility, and more.

Loan fraud is a rising concern as more financial information is shared online. Here’s how to keep your identity, and your financials, safe.

From our testing, Aura is very much worth it thanks to a full kit of identity protection and online security tools.

Identity theft protection services usually come with hefty fees, but Zander takes a different approach to coverage that makes it worth checking out.

Enpass is an offline password manager that might provide more secure storage but lacks certain security features.

All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 people to find out how many passwords they have, how old those passwords are, and what common elements people use to create them.

Learn the mechanics of a crypto pump-and-dump and how to avoid being a victim of these scams.

IronVest claims to be an all-in-one super app, so we tested it to verify these claims.

Are you in the market for a new password manager and think an open-source, free platform like KeePass fits your needs best? Or would you rather have features like family profiles and compatibility options, which are offered by LastPass?

Your personal information doesn’t just live on the dark web — data brokers collect and sell your data to sites all over the internet. But these identity protection services can monitor and protect your name.