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Identity thieves and cybercriminals value your identity. They can profit from your personal information by committing identity fraud — to open credit card accounts, obtain loans, and more — all in your name. Learn how to spot and help protect against identity theft.

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17 Facebook Marketplace scams to avoid in 2024
Learn about some of the most common Facebook Marketplace scams that you can run into and tips for spotting and avoiding them.
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Publishers Clearing House scams: Signs and tips to avoid them
Cybercriminals use Publishers Clearing House scams to trick people into sending money or disclosing personal information. Here’s how you can avoid PCH scams.
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10 Snapchat scams and how to prevent them [2024]
Snapchat scams can end in hurt feelings, identity theft, or stolen money. Read on to learn how to protect yourself against social media attacks in 2024.
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13 Cash App Scams + Tips to Avoid
Scammers have taken advantage of Cash App’s convenience by developing many Cash App scams to get your money. Read this post to learn how to avoid them.
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How do people steal credit card numbers?
Scammers may try stealing your credit card numbers by placing skimmers on ATMS, through phishing links, and more.
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What Is a Fraud Alert, and What Are the Different Types?
Have you lost your wallet, chock full of credit cards? Then it's time to learn what is a fraud alert, including the different types.
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Watch out for these top 5 elder scams
Discover insights on common elder scams, including how they work and ways to avoid them, ensuring safety and peace of mind online.
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Get Labor Day deals - not Labor Day scams - this holiday weekend
Prepare for a safe Labor Day weekend with LifeLock's guide on holiday scams, from phishing emails to fake discounts. Discover AI-powered scam detection and how to protect your digital identity for a worry-free holiday.
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Tax Fraud: What You Need to Know
Identity thieves and cybercriminals value your identity. They can profit from your personal information by committing identity fraud — to open credit card accounts, obtain loans, and more — all in your name. Learn how to spot and help protect against identity theft.
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Expect a rising tide of AI-driven cybercrime in 2024
Stay ahead in 2024: Discover key cyber threats & how to protect your identity with LifeLock's expert tips in our latest identity guide.
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11 Types of Social Security Fraud
Social Security fraud costs taxpayers billions of dollars, but how does all that money get swiped? Here are some of the many types of Social Security fraud.
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Deed Fraud: Losing Your Home With the Stroke of a Pen
One little known aspect of identity theft is deed fraud. Learn how deed fraud occurs and 3 ways to help protect yourself against it.
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Watch out for these four healthcare scams
Protect your personal info and finances by understanding these healthcare scams during ACA Open Enrollment 2023.
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How long should you keep your tax records?
Unsure how long you should keep your tax records? Here are some best practices.
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Watch out for these sneaky post-season tax scams
As tax season ends, scammers ramp up their efforts, exploiting the misconception that the danger is over. Learn about common post-tax season scams and how to protect yourself from identity theft and fraud. Stay vigilant and safeguard your personal information with these essential tips.
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How to protect yourself against government benefits fraud
Discover how to protect yourself against government benefits fraud.
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How to protect yourself from FAFSA identity theft nightmares
Protect yourself from FAFSA identity theft. Learn common scams, warning signs, and steps to secure your financial aid info.
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Fake bank text messages: 7 Warning signs + tips
Don’t let fake bank text messages compromise your cybersecurity. We share the top 7 warning signs, tips, and what to do if you’ve been contacted by a scammer.
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Loan fraud: Statistics, types, and warning signs
Loan fraud occurs when someone uses another person’s identity (or lies about their own) to get lender approval—learn more.
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6 back-to-school scams and how to avoid them
Back-to-school scams vary. Here are some common back-to-school scams, how they work, and how students and parents can help avoid them.
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Scams
Whether you’re online or on your phone, criminals are there, too. They want to trick you into giving them money or personal information. Avoid being a victim. Get tips and information to help you fight back and stay safer.
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Tax Fraud
You could be a victim if identity thieves commit tax-related crimes or fraud in your name. Learn how to help protect yourself against tax fraud scammers.
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Social Security Fraud
Social Security fraud occurs when someone uses your Social Security number to obtain government services, a tax refund, or a job. Find out what to do if you’re a victim, and how to help protect your Social Security number.
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Credit Card Fraud
No one wants to become a victim of credit card fraud. Learn what to do when criminals make purchases or open new credit cards in your name. And find out how to help protect against it from happening.
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Identity Theft Recovery
If someone steals your identity, you could face costs and hassles. Find out what to do to help restore your personal and financial life, and your good name.
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Identity Theft Resources
Learn how to help protect against and recover from identity theft, whether you’re at home or on the road.
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Read our expert tips and advice to help protect yourself from identity theft. Learn about data breaches, fraud, credit, and internet security from the pros at LifeLock by Norton.
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