When a data breach happens, criminals may instantly expose millions of personal, financial, and medical information. They can then use that compromised data to break into other systems, help commit consumer frauds schemes, or be sold to the highest bidder.
Insurance scams are deceptive activities that allow criminals to manipulate insurance systems to obtain an illegitimate claim.
In 2020, the world moved online, and the pandemic kicked industry demand into overdrive. Seemingly overnight, entire organizations yielded to the mandates pushed by health professionals, encouraging anyone not already online to make an account or two.
How far are you willing to go to obtain love? Online threats surround us every time we get on the Internet—all of them are out for more than a lasting emotional connection.
Many members of the younger generations avoid answering phone calls. On the one hand, this avoidance may be personal, as voice calls can sometimes cause anxiety; however, there is more to these rejections than nervousness.
Facebook (FB) is the most popular social platform worldwide, hosting 2.9 billion monthly active users. The draw to FB comes from its social connectivity, allowing friends and family to stay connected, updated, and in each other's lives, no matter where they are.
The dark web, also known as the "darknet", is a portion of the internet that lies outside the boundaries of traditional search engines.
One of the many ways that identity thieves get their hands on your personal information is through mail theft. The United States Postal Service delivers to every home in every state of the U.S. almost every day.
Anyone who has ever lost their wallet or purse, or had it stolen, knows that instant spark of panic. Most of us carry around a lot of personally identifiable information which, if it falls in the hands of criminals, could mean identity theft or worse.
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