Identity Theft Protection
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By Paul Wagenseil Published
Volkswagen of America said 3.3 million prospective and actual Audi customers had sensitive data exposed or stolen.

By Paul Wagenseil Published
You should never share your birthday online, because doing so puts you at greater risk of identity theft and other kinds of cybercrime.

By Paul Wagenseil Published
T-Mobile may have suffered a serious data breach, judging from a letter it recently sent to a number of affected customers.

By Imad Khan Published
A novel phishing attempt occurring on LinkedIn tricks users into giving up their passwords to see a shared document.

By Paul Wagenseil Published
There are big privacy risks in submitting your DNA to ancestry-testing companies, experts say.

By Paul Wagenseil Published
About 3.2 billion sets of stolen usernames and passwords were put up for grabs in an online hacking forum, but almost all the data is years old.

By Paul Wagenseil Published
More than 470,000 accounts of both sex workers and customers are exposed in a data breach of an escort-review site.

By Paul Wagenseil Published
Personal data for 2.3 million users of New Age dating site MeetMindful was dumped into a public hacker forum. The service's users need to change their passwords and log out of Facebook.
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