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We’re all online. We share pictures, videos, our thoughts and if we’re not careful, we can unintentionally share our personal information with identity thieves.

Scammers are increasingly trying to gain access to social media accounts to not only steal personal information, but scam your contacts.

Scammers are finding new, clever ways to make off with not just money, but merchandise all under the guise of a legitimate company.

Identity theft is impacting millions of Americans, these tips can help you prevent it and clean up the mess.

Early Warning Services brought back its Authentify moniker for a new digital ID service. It's not being marketed as a way to stop P2P fraud, but it should appeal to banks wanting to improve security for online transactions.

“Criminals are reaching out, going straight out to consumers to ensnare them,” said John Buzzard, a leading fraud and security analyst.

Identity fraud losses tallied $52 billion in 2021 as hackers moved more aggressively into “hijacking victims’ online lives,” according to a new report by Javelin Strategy and Research.