Digital Security 101

Data breaches and AI have helped scammers become more convincing — but there are still common red flags that can warn you if you’re being scammed.

Your personal information — including your email, phone number, and even SSN — can be compromised in a data breach or hack, putting you at risk of fraud.

Scammers use LinkedIn to post fake job listings, impersonate recruiters, and trick you into giving them sensitive information or sending money.

Unfamiliar apps and strange phone behavior are a few of the warning signs that your device has been infected and you need to take action immediately.

IDShield claims to provide all-in-one protection against identity theft, fraud, and hacking — but has issues that could leave you vulnerable.

AARP offers a discounted version of LifeLock to its customers — but with limitations that could leave you vulnerable to hacking, identity theft, and fraud.

Scammers send fake surveys via spam texts, calls, or emails touting products and rewards — all to harvest sensitive information.

Payday loans can be helpful when you need money fast — but how do you know if they’re legitimate? Learn the warning signs of common payday loan scams.