ID Theft Resource Center

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.

From bogus erroneous deposits from the IRS to tax preparer schemes, tax identity theft can take many worrisome forms. Here’s what you can do about it.

Minimize the chances of someone stealing your tax refund check this tax season. Learn how to file taxes safely and what to do in case of refund fraud.

Credit monitoring services keep you updated on your credit score and can help warn you of potential fraud — here are 10 of the best options in 2024.

Identity theft protection plans can start as low as $7/month — but are they really worth it? Here’s how to know if ID theft protection is worth the cost.