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New report highlights emotional toll of identity theft on consumers

A new report by the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) sheds light on the emotional toll of identity theft and it explains why the losses extend well beyond the financial. The center conducted its ... Read More
With ID theft on the rise, expert says to freeze your credit to prevent fraud

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A new report from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) reveals alarming new information about the financial and emotional toll that identity theft and related fraud and ... Read More
Best Identity Theft Protection Service (2025): NordProtect Named Top Choice for Online Privacy by Expert Consumers

The surge in online fraud and data exposure incidents has intensified demand for services that safeguard personal and financial information. According to cybersecurity research, millions of ... Read More
Handle a data breach quickly to protect your personal information and minimize damage

If you receive a data breach notice, first confirm it is legitimate by contacting the company directly. Immediately change your passwords for affected accounts and enable multi-factor authentication ... Read More
Repeat offender convicted for identity and car theft crimes; More than 30 victims affected

(FOX40.COM) — A man was convicted of multiple felony charges on Thursday, including possession of a stolen vehicle and identity theft involving more than ten victims, the San Joaquin County District ... Read More
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