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The Latest Breaking News from Identity Theft

In today’s hyper-connected world, your personal data is constantly at risk, whether it is from apps, websites, smart devices, or even your own habits. While most people think they’re being careful, the truth is that online privacy mistakes are often subtle and easy to overlook. What feels like a harmless…

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Consumer Protection Agents Reveal the Everyday Purchase That’s Leading to the Most Identity Recovery Cases

Consumer protection experts are raising alarms about a surprising source of identity theft: online purchases of everyday items from unfamiliar retailers. Credit card fraud surged to record highs, with a growing number of cases traced back to seemingly harmless transactions on lesser-known e-commerce sites. If you’ve ever bought a phone…

Clever Dude

This is the one IDShield feature nobody talks about — but everybody needs

IDShield is an identity theft protection service that has a hidden feature that could save your reputation.

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7 Things You Must Delete From Your Phone to Prevent Identity Theft

Your smartphone is no longer just a phone; it is a digital vault containing the keys to your entire life. We carry it everywhere, trust it with everything, and rarely think about what would happen if it fell into the wrong hands. Most of us worry about weak passwords, but…

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Viral credit score hack puts consumers at risk of jail, FTC warns

‘The truth is, credit repair companies can’t legally remove information from your credit report if it’s accurate and current,’ the Federal Trade Commission said

The Independent UK

Your Social Security number is vulnerable to identity thieves — here's how to lock it down

Learn how to lock your Social Security number for free to prevent employment fraud and identity theft using E-Verify or by calling the SSA.

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The 12 ‘Harmless’ Online Habits That Actually Expose Your Identity

The internet feels like a private space when you are sitting on your couch. We scroll, click, and share without a second thought. However, digital privacy is fragile. We often leave a trail of breadcrumbs for strangers to follow. Cybercriminals are not always hacking mainframes in dark rooms. They simply…

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8 Things You Should Never Keep in Your Wallet (Identity Theft Risks)

Your wallet holds your entire life, which is exactly the problem. Losing it creates a nightmare scenario because thieves want more than just your cash. They want your identity. Unfortunately, certain items make their job incredibly easy. Therefore, you must remove these dangerous items now.

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The $500+ Trap: How AI-Powered Identity Theft Is Destroying American Credit Scores

Identity theft victims surged from 43% to 78% in just one year. AI-generated scams are draining bank accounts, wrecking credit scores, and targeting children.

International Business Times UK

7 Signs Your Identity Has Been Stolen and What to Do Immediately

Identity theft is one of those things that feels like it only happens in movies or to “other people”—until suddenly, your bank account looks like a crime scene. One moment you’re casually scrolling through your emails, the next you’re staring at a credit report that looks like someone went on…

The Free Financial Advisor

Protect Your Identity: The Little-Known Federal Act That Lets You Freeze It

Identity theft has become one of the fastest-growing crimes in America, affecting millions of people each year. Criminals use stolen personal information to open credit...

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Thomas King: As we learn another ‘hero’ is non-Indigenous, let’s not ignore a broader cultural problem

Years ago, when I first began researching Indigenous identity theft — something that intrigued me intellectually and impacted me personally — I remember trying to explain it to my Indigenous family members back home in northwestern Ontario.

The Conversation

The One Habit That Makes Child-Free Couples More Vulnerable to Identity Theft

Many couples assume that having no kids gives them more control, more flexibility, and fewer financial risks to manage. But one surprising habit quietly puts them at greater risk of identity theft, and most do not realize how exposed they are until damage is already done. Couples without children often…

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Why Black Friday Bargains Could Cost You Your Retirement Savings

Did you know that Americans lost over $12.5 billion to identity theft in 2024? That’s a +25% increase from 2023. Black Friday is marketed as...

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Social Security Whistleblower Sounds Alarm: Retirees’ Private Data May Be at Risk

A whistleblower within the Social Security Administration (SSA) has formally lodged a complaint alleging retaliation following their efforts to highlight significant vulnerabilities in the agency’s...

The Independent UK

Trump-pardoned liar George Santos claims he’s fleeing NYC over Zohran Mamdani: ‘Nice knowing you’

Santos was pardoned by Trump after pleading guilty to committing wire fraud and aggravated identity theft

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7 Myths About Wills and Insurance, According to Dave Ramsey’s Team

Make sure not to fall for these -- they could put your financial health at risk and endanger the economic lives of the people you hold dear.

The Mary Sue

‘I feel like it’s justice served’: Scam artist George Santos thanks Trump for a ‘second chance’

Republican leaning Former United States Representative George Santos is now a free man after receiving clemency from President Donald Trump for crimes such as wire fraud and identity theft. For those who are not unaware, he was supposed to serve 7 years in prison and also pay a hefty amount…

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11 Identity Theft Tricks Criminals Don’t Want You To Know

Identity theft is more common than ever, and criminals are getting smarter about stealing your information. Every year, millions of people fall victim to these scams, often losing money and peace of mind. Knowing the most common identity theft tricks can help you protect yourself and your loved ones. By…

The Independent UK

Disgraced George Santos ‘decompressing’ from ‘traumatic’ prison time after being released early by Trump

The 37-year-old former Republican congressman served just 84 days of his more than seven-year sentence for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft

The Guardian - US

Disgraced former congressman George Santos released from prison in New Jersey

Trump commuted Santos’s seven-year sentence for fraud and identity theft after he had served less than three months

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7 Online Habits That Expose Men to Identity Theft

Identity theft is a growing threat, and men are far from immune. While anyone can fall victim, certain online habits make men especially vulnerable to having their personal and financial information stolen. With so much of our lives taking place online—from banking to social networking—it’s easier than ever for cybercriminals…

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Aura identity theft protection review: Excellent protection for the whole household

With a good value, and features that include malware protection, a password manager and a VPN, Aura’s Identity Theft Protection offers much more than just a basic package.

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Why Medicare Fraud Is Surging—and How to Protect Yourself

Medicare fraud isn’t new, but it’s becoming more sophisticated—and more costly. Criminals are now using advanced technology, identity theft, and even fake healthcare providers to...

The Free Financial Advisor

5 Simple Methods to Protect Your Identity From Cyber Theft

Cybercrime is no longer limited to hackers targeting big corporations—it’s an everyday threat to ordinary people. With online shopping, digital banking, and social media becoming the norm, personal information is constantly being shared and stored. Unfortunately, one weak password or unsecured Wi-Fi connection can expose years of private data to…

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