Digital Security 101
Did Someone File Taxes In Your Name? Here’s What To Do
If someone used your personal information and SSN to file taxes, you need to report the issues immediately and protect yourself against identity theft.
The 13 Latest Tax Refund Scams You Need To Know
Criminals use your stolen information to file fraudulent tax returns in your name and pocket the refund — unless you know how to spot the warning signs.
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Stolen Phone? Don't Panic! Follow These 11 Steps Now
Scammers can do more damage than you think with a stolen phone. Here’s what to do if your phone is stolen to protect your identity and more from fraudsters.
How to Recover a Hacked Instagram Account [Step by Step]
Was your Instagram account hacked? Don’t panic. Follow this step-by-step guide on what to do if your Instagram is hacked and you’ve been locked out.
Can You Change Your Social Security Number? (How-To Guide)
Unfortunately, there are only a few, very specific situations where you'll be able to change your Social Security number (SSN).
The Dangers of Using Public Wi-Fi (and How To Stay Safe)
Public and unsecured Wi-Fi networks are convenient. But are they safe? Learn the 10 hidden dangers of unsecured and public Wi-Fi networks (and what to do).
Someone Claimed Unemployment in My Name. What Should I Do?
If scammers claim unemployment in your name, your bank account, credit, and identity could be at risk. Learn what to do to protect yourself.
Fraud Alert vs. Credit Freeze: Which Is Better & How To Choose
Both tools can help protect your personal information and identity. But what’s the difference and when do you choose a fraud alert vs. a credit freeze?
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Someone Opened A Bank Account In My Name — Help!
Contact the bank where the account was opened to report fraud and to close the account. Also take these steps to protect your identity and credit.
Do Banks Refund Scammed Money? (How To Dispute Fraud)
While banks are generally obligated to refund money lost to fraud, they may deny the refund if you were negligent or involved in the scam.
What Can Scammers Do With Your Bank Account Number?
Scammers can't access your bank account with just your bank account number; however, they can set up direct debits or transfers via EFTs.
How Does Identity Theft Insurance Work? Do You Need It?
Identity theft insurance may be a standalone policy or an add-on with your home insurance. What do these cover? How much do they cost?
Identity Theft Victim Assistance: How To Get Help
Are you the victim of identity theft or fraud? Here are the best resources to help you secure your identity, recover funds, and protect yourself.
My Social Security Number Was Found on the Dark Web. Help!
Most SSNs have been leaked to the Dark Web in recent years — making it more important than ever to learn how to make yourself a less vulnerable target.
