Freezing your credit won't protect you from all scams. But it does keep cybercriminals from opening accounts in your name.

When Lauren, a rule-abiding eighth-grader in New York, got her first school-issued Yondr phone pouch in sixth grade, she accidentally hacked it. “My dad watched it happen. I had it unlocked, and the ...

Spambots, data thieves, and other bad actors run rampant online — more so now than ever before. Here's what to do if one gets ...

Bank Heist is a fun minigame that you can play to earn tons of cash in Monopoly GO. Here's everything you need to know about ...

The hacker compromised a third-party contractor that provided support services. Grubhub says it 'proactively rotated any ...

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says the Super Bowl's huge audience makes it a prime target for many types of cybersecurity scams.

Cash stuffing, also known as the envelope system, is a popular budgeting hack. But does it actually work? Experts explain the ...

If you think about the level of security Apple Pay can provide, it’s much safer than carrying a wallet full of physical ...

Fraudsters are using more sophisticated technology to trick you out of your money. Here's how to stay one step ahead.By Derek ...

Large-scale attacks on health providers expose the data of millions of Americans each year. Consumers must remain vigilant, ...

Helping your college-age child master money management is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. This essential skill ...

Find out how to spot the signs of a hacked computer and take immediate action to protect your data and regain control of your ...