The Latest Breaking News from Identity Theft

If someone has already used your social security number to file a tax return before you, it's important to let the IRS know

Tax season already creates enough stress, but scammers see it as the perfect opportunity to strike. Every year, the Internal Revenue Service releases its “Dirty...

ExpressVPN is moving identity theft protection to a dedicated Identity Defender app.

Your Social Security number is the single most valuable piece of personal information you have, yet millions of Americans hand it out far more often...

If you think you’re too experienced, too educated, or too financially savvy to fall for an online job scam, think again. A growing wave of criminals is targeting high‑earning professionals on LinkedIn with fake job offers that look polished, legitimate, and incredibly convincing. These scams are so sophisticated that even…

Life is too short to babysit energy vampires, critics, and wannabe clones. Oh, you think all your friends are “just being honest” or “super supportive”? Hah. Cute. Here’s a plot twist: some of them are auditioning for villain of your life while smiling. Some copy everything about you because originality…

There’s a strange, almost predictable rhythm to the year: the holiday rush, the January reset, and then—right on cue—the season when identity thieves seem to wake up from hibernation with the energy of someone who’s had three too many espressos.

Two Indian American men from Glastonbury face federal charges for allegedly using thousands of stolen identities to defraud online gambling platforms, including FanDuel, of approximately $3 million. Amitoj Kapoor and Siddharth Lillaney are accused of exploiting new user incentives with illicitly obtained personal data, leading to charges of fraud, identity…

The notes app on your phone is likely your go-to spot for quick thoughts, grocery lists, and random reminders. It is fast, easy, and always there when you need it. But for many of us, it has also become a digital dumping ground for information that is far too sensitive…