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Scam Alert: Never Answer This Question When Strangers Call

Phone scams have become more sophisticated and frequent in recent years. Many of us have received calls from unfamiliar numbers, and sometimes the person on the other end sounds convincing. But there’s one question you should never answer when strangers call: “Can you hear me?” This scam alert could save…

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Major US delivery company hit in data breach with full names, SSNs and medical info of thousands exposed online

Delivery company OnTrac has suffered a data breach that exposed the personal information of over 40,000 people.

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AI chatbot users beware - hackers are now hiding malware in the images served up by LLMs

Researchers reveal how downscaled images can hide malicious prompts, raising risks of identity theft and sensitive data exfiltration.

TechRadar

Are Roombots and Smart Appliances Putting Your Identity at Risk?

Smart appliances have become a staple in many households, making daily chores easier and homes more efficient. Devices like Roombots, smart fridges, and connected thermostats promise convenience and control at your fingertips. But with each new device added to your home’s network, another door may open to potential identity theft.…

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5 Ways to Protect Your Medicare Card from Identity Theft

For seniors, Medicare is a lifeline—but it’s also a growing target for identity thieves. Scammers use stolen Medicare information to bill for fake services, open...

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10 Surprise Transfers in Your Account You Didn’t Authorize

Few things are more unsettling than logging into your bank account and spotting a transaction you don’t recognize. Surprise transfers in your account can throw off your budget, cause overdrafts, and even signal identity theft. These unauthorized movements of money can happen for many reasons—some innocent, some not. Understanding the…

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Massive data breach sees 16 million PayPal accounts leaked online - here's what we know, and how to stay safe

Hackers claim a massive PayPal breach involving 15.8 million logins, although experts doubt authenticity, and the company insists it ties back to older incidents.

TechRadar

7 Untenable Offerings in Financial Protection Products

Buying financial protection products is one of the most important steps you can take to secure your future. But not every product on the market is worth your money. Some offerings promise peace of mind but deliver little value, making them difficult to justify in any financial plan. Understanding these…

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What Happens if You Use Tax Software After Fraudulent Activity?

If you’ve ever worried about tax fraud, you’re not alone. Tax fraud can happen to anyone, and it’s a real headache. Maybe you found out someone used your Social Security number. Maybe you noticed a strange tax return filed in your name. Now, you’re wondering: what happens if you use…

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Watch where you click - adult sites are hiding clickjacking malware in images, and all for Facebook likes

Malicious SVG files on adult websites hide JavaScript that hijacks Facebook sessions, secretly liking posts, and potentially exposing victims to identity theft and credential harvesting.

TechRadar

Why Retired Men Are the #1 Target for Appliance Warranty Scams

Retired men are the #1 target for appliance warranty scams. This isn’t just a random trend. Scammers know exactly who they’re after and why. If you’re retired or have a retired loved one, this matters. These scams can drain savings, cause stress, and even lead to identity theft. Understanding why…

Clever Dude

7 Things You Should Never Leave Behind When Checking Out of a Hotel

The process of checking out of a hotel can often feel rushed. You’re busy packing your bags, making sure you have your travel documents, and trying to leave on time to catch a flight or get back on the road. In this flurry of activity, it’s incredibly easy to forget…

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What Happens When Your Loved Ones Open an Account in Your Name?

Opening a bank account is a big deal. It’s your money, your name, and your credit on the line. But what if someone you trust—maybe a family member or close friend—opens an account in your name without telling you? This happens more often than you might think. Sometimes it’s a…

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6 Free Credit Monitoring Tools That Expose You to Identity Theft

Staying on top of your credit is smart. Free credit monitoring tools promise to help you do just that. But not all of them are safe. Some of these tools can actually put your identity at risk. They might collect your data, sell it, or leave you open to hackers.…

The Free Financial Advisor

8 Email Habits That Make You a Target for Identity Theft After 40

Once you hit your 40s, chances are you’ve got a solid online footprint, a decent credit score, and a lot to protect—which makes you the perfect target for identity thieves. And while many people assume it’s shopping sites or social media that pose the biggest risk, your inbox may be…

Tom’s Guide

Almost 900,000 students and alumni hit in major college data breach — financial-aid info, Social Security numbers and more exposed

A data breach at Columbia University has exposed the personal information of nearly 870,000 people including current students and likely alumni too.

Everybody Loves Your Money

6 Items in Your Trash That Mark You for Identity Theft

Trash day might feel like the least suspicious moment of the week. Bags go to the curb, bins roll out, and the only thing on your mind is whether you remembered to put out the recycling. But for identity thieves, that same routine is a goldmine.

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Over 900,000 hit in massive healthcare data breach — names, addresses and Social Security numbers exposed online

DaVita fell victim to a cyberattack back in March of this year during which time hackers gained unauthorized access to its servers.

The Independent UK

MTG urges Donald Trump to commute George Santos’ prison sentence

Santos was sentenced to 87 months in prison for wire fraud and identity theft after scandal-plagued tenure in Congress

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The Financial Consequences of Leaving a Digitally Unprotected Estate

In today’s world, your estate isn’t just about physical property and bank accounts—it includes your digital life as well. From online banking and investment platforms to cryptocurrency, social media, and subscription services, an increasing amount of wealth is tied to digital access. Unfortunately, many families don’t plan for what happens…

Everybody Loves Your Money

How “Package Lockers” at Complexes Are Being Exploited by Identity Thieves

In today’s convenience-driven world, package lockers have become a staple in apartment complexes and residential communities. They promise security, ease, and 24/7 access, solving the “missed delivery” problem for millions. But lurking behind the digital keypads and secure compartments is a rising wave of identity theft that’s far more sinister…

Budget and the Bees

6 Things You Left in a Rental Car That May Have Cost You

That final rush to the airport rental car drop-off is often a blur of grabbing suitcases and rushing to catch a flight. In the chaos, it’s easy to overlook a small item tucked into a seat pocket or fallen under a seat. While forgetting a book or a jacket is…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why Throwing Out a Broken Smart Device Could Lead to Identity Theft

A cracked smartphone, a dead smart speaker, or a glitchy fitness tracker might seem like nothing more than digital junk. But tossing these devices in the trash or even recycling bin could quietly hand cybercriminals the keys to a treasure trove of personal data.

Clever Dude

7 Documents People Store at Home That Should Be Locked Away

Most people have a drawer or a box at home where they keep important papers. It feels safe to have these documents close by. But not every document should be left out in the open or tucked in a regular file. Some papers are magnets for identity theft, fraud, or…

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