The FBI data breach claim covers agents, their spouses and anyone who applied for a job: names, home addresses, phone numbers, birth dates. What to do now.
FBI Data Breach: Hackers Say They Hold Agents’ and Job Applicants’ Home Addresses Read More »
The LimeLeads data breach exposed 17.8 million work emails, job titles and direct phone numbers. Nobody signed up. Here is what to do now.
LimeLeads Data Breach: 17.8 Million People Who Were Never Customers Read More »
BigCommerce data breach: a compromised Ribon app exposed shoppers’ names, email addresses, phone numbers and home addresses. What was taken, what to do now.
BigCommerce Data Breach: A Store App Leaked Shoppers’ Names and Addresses Read More »
Your email address in a data breach starts a sequence: password tries, phishing that quotes the breach, list resale. The timeline and the move that ends it.
Your Email Address Was in a Data Breach. Here Is What Actually Happens Next Read More »
Gyazo data breach: 23.6 million accounts, email addresses and password hashes, plus the metadata of 490 million screenshots. What was taken and what to do now.
Gyazo Data Breach: 23 Million Accounts, and Your Screenshots Were the Payload Read More »
Florida DMV data breach: ShinyHunters published hundreds of thousands of files from the state’s DAVID database. What was in them and what to do now, in 6 steps.
Florida DMV Data Breach: What ShinyHunters Published, and What to Do Now Read More »
CenterPoint Energy data breach: a hacker claims 7.49 million customer records with names, emails, account numbers and partial SSNs. What to do now, in 6 steps.
CenterPoint Energy Data Breach: 7.49 Million Records, and the Fake Bill Comes Next Read More »
Telus data breach: compromised logins opened customer accounts from Feb 2025 to June 2026. Names, emails, account numbers, card digits. What to do now.
Telus Data Breach: Someone Logged In as You. Here Is What They Took Read More »
How to stop spam emails, ranked honestly: filters, unsubscribe, block, aliases and opt-in. What each one fixes, what it leaves open, and which is safe.
How to Stop Spam Emails: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why Read More »
Chess.com data breach: 4.6 million email addresses, names and usernames leaked in a 7.3M-row file. What was exposed, why no passwords still matters, what to do.
Chess.com Data Breach: 4.6 Million Emails Leaked, No Passwords, One Risk Read More »
Revolut data breach: a fake government request exposed passports, selfies, emails and full transaction histories. What was taken and what to do now.
Revolut Data Breach: A Fake Government Request Got Your Passport and Your Transactions Read More »
IDScan data breach: names, driver’s license numbers and photos copied from an ID-verification vendor and sold online. What was taken and what to do now.
IDScan Data Breach: 153 Million Driver’s Licenses Were Searchable. What Do You Do Now? Read More »
