Identity theft

If you believe someone is using your Social Security number to establish a new identity, steal money or goods, or defraud the government, you may be the victim of identity theft. The Social Security Administration cannot help you recover...

Identity theft is on the rise: Here’s how to protect yourself.

Identity theft is a growing problem in our modern society. Children and elders are the main targets, as they are most vulnerable, but anyone can be a target of identity theft. This infographic, courtesy of VPNtesting, shows how to avoid identity theft.

Click the link below to find out how you can protect yourself from online identity theft.

I am a victim of identity theft. It is not fun and I wouldn't wish identity theft on my worst enemy. As I've gone through the process, I've written down 9 steps you need to take immediately if you are the victim of identity theft. I've included links and helpful suggestions to deal with having your identity stolen.

Identity theft protection services promise to have your back against cybercriminals looking to steal your data. But they don't actually stop them from taking your identity. Are they worth it, then? We say no.

This is an awareness campaign on identity theft. We can't stop this crime but with a few changes we can control this crime. Because we are the one who expose ourselves.

A comparison of two tools to help you protect yourself from fraud and identity theft.

What does it take to recover from identity theft? The nature of the crime, and the all-too-common victim blaming, can make it feel like a never-ending nightmare.