Latest about Identity Theft Protection
A new scam pretends to be a voter-registration email, but it's really asking for info that could be used for identity theft.
A flaw in Chrome, Edge and other browsers could let hackers to get around a crucial security policy used by thousands of websites to prevent cyberattacks.
The U.S. interior design company Havenly asks users to change their passwords after 1.3 million user records were posted on the internet.
NordPass has found unsecured databases from 20 countries across the globe, with emails, phone numbers and login information all up for grabs.
Several flaws have been found in OkCupid's website and apps that could have let hackers access personal data such as profiles, messages and sexual orientation.
More than 50 of the world's biggest companies, including Disney, Microsoft and Nintendo, have had software source code published online.
More than 7.5 million users have been affected by a data breach at online-banking service Dave.com.
Walmart joins a host of well-known names that have faced lawsuits as a result of California’s strict new privacy laws.
