ID Theft Resource Center

Any unfamiliar bank, credit card, or other account opened in your name is a major warning sign of identity theft. Learn how to identify these signs quickly.

While your name and date of birth aren’t the most sensitive pieces of your identity, they can still put you at risk — unless you follow these steps.

Older Americans lost more to fraud than any other age group in 2023. Follow these tips to keep yourself and your loved ones safe online.

Using their own first-party data — along with Amazon’s purchase graph, Google’s search graph, Facebook’s social graph, etc. — companies know a lot about you.

Fraudsters can use your email address to target you with scams, hack your accounts, or worse — unless you follow these steps to stay safe.

The contents of your wallet can open you up to financial fraud or even identity theft. Follow these steps as soon as you realize your wallet is missing.