SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION EXPOSES THOUSANDS TO RISK OF ID THEFT
The Social Security Administration made public the names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers for over 36,000 people. The…
Read More →The Social Security Administration made public the names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers for over 36,000 people. The…
Read More →Beginning April 13, 2011, the Texas Comptroller’s office will begin to mail breach notification letters to millions of Texans whose personal identifying information…
Read More →According to the Federal Trade Commission, Alabama is a hot spot for consumer fraud and identity theft. Identity theft seems to increase…
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Read More →For the 11th consecutive year, in 2010, identity theft was at the top of complaint list submitted by consumers the FTC, according to…
Read More →In the last month, the FTC mailed over 1,400 refund checks totaling $1.25 million to consumers defrauded by a mortgage…
Read More →Kadlec Regional Medical Center officials announced Wednesday that patients are being notified that one of the hospital’s computer servers containing…
Read More →The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is cracking down on an international criminal ring, based in Vietnam, that is thought…
Read More →Three companies and their owner, who allegedly falsely claimed they could help consumers quickly eliminate their credit card debts and…
Read More →According to the FTC’s website, American consumers won’t be getting any more telemarketing pitches from robocaller Fereidoun “Fred” Khalilian, under a settlement…
Read More →The Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) announced it discovered the personal data of hundreds of its employees on a portable jump drive. …
Read More →Nearly a month ago, a bookstore close to East Carolina University detected and repaired a data breach. Since then, unauthorized charges are continuing to post to…
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