Latest about Identity Theft Protection
A 21-year-old American living abroad claimed credit for the massive T-Mobile data breach that's affected at least 54 million people and said the company's 'security is awful.'
If you care about your personal data, you shouldn't do business with companies that do a lousy job of protecting it.
T-Mobile has increased the number of accounts affected by its recent data breach by 6 million, for a total of 54 million.
A well-known hacker claims to have 70 million user records stolen from AT&T, but the company denies a data breach.
Personal data 'scraped' from 700 million LinkedIn user profiles is being sold online. Even though the data is theoretically public, it's useful for spammers, stalkers and phishers.
Carnival, the world's largest cruise-ship operator, said it had been hit by its second data breach in the past 18 months.
Intuit has sent notifications to TurboTax customers that their accounts may have been hacked due to password reuse.
Volkswagen of America said 3.3 million prospective and actual Audi customers had sensitive data exposed or stolen.
