Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

We tested these two popular credit monitoring services. Even though Credit Sesame offers premium credit-building tools, Credit Karma offers more features for free.

All About Cookies analyzed government privacy reports, search trends, and robocall data in more than 75 of America’s biggest cities to find where scams and fraud issues are most and least pervasive.

Based on our firsthand testing, we think Credit Karma, Experian, and Aura provide the best credit monitoring services. Here’s why.

TransUnion is one of the three major reporting bureaus in the U.S., but that doesn’t mean its paid credit monitoring service is worth it. Here’s why.

Experian offers more than a free credit report. We tested Experian’s free credit monitoring service to see if it’s any good. Here’s what we found.

Recognize the red flags of Cash App scams so you can avoid falling victim to this type of fraud during the holiday season.

As holiday spending increases, so does fraud — avoid these nine holiday scams this season.

Don’t let gift card scammers play the Grinch this year. Learn how to shop smart and stay safe.

Credit Karma is a safe, free way to check your credit score, but many users report stark differences between what they see on the site and their actual credit score.

Regularly checking your credit report can help stave off identity theft and errors as well as give you an action plan for building and maintaining good credit.

All About Cookies surveyed people to find out how many have had data leaked in a breach before, what they did about it, how concerned they are about future leaks, and more.

If 1Password isn’t cutting it, we’ve got you covered. Check out our hands-on comparison of the top recommended alternatives: NordPass, Keeper, and Bitwarden.