Account takeover affects 22-25% of U.S. adults. Common methods include credential stuffing, phishing, and weak passwords, with social media being the top target.| Security.org
What can someone do with your IP address? It turns out they can do quite a bit, from filling your inbox with spam to conducting illegal activities in your| Security.org
If you’re at all familiar with finance, you’ll probably recognize Experian as one of the three major credit reporting bureaus in the United States, but| Security.org
Has your phone been ringing more often recently?You might be alarmed to discover your phone number is readily available on Google, social media, and other| Security.org
Norton, also known as NortonLifeLock following a 2019 merger, formerly known as Symantec (yes, we understand that’s a lot), is one of the most prominent names| Security.org
We found out identity theft impacts over a third of Americans in our identity theft consumer shopping study. This used to involve thieves stealing your exact| Security.org
When comparing identity theft protection services, there are several factors to look for, including credit monitoring, identity monitoring, identity theft| Security.org
Bad habits die hard: Two out of three people still reuse passwords across accounts, one in three share codes with others, and nearly 40 percent have been hacked. By now, everyone should know the importance of using strong, random, and hard-to-guess passwords. Cybersecurity experts – including ourselves – have been preaching it for the last … Continued| Security.org
