Episode 2: Data Breach Survival Guide
This episode provides a comprehensive guide on navigating the aftermath of a data breach, offering practical steps to secure your accounts, prevent identity theft, and protect your data.
This episode provides a comprehensive guide on navigating the aftermath of a data breach, offering practical steps to secure your accounts, prevent identity theft, and protect your data.
In this episode, we explore the dark underbelly of the digital world, from fake job offers on WhatsApp to menacing jury duty threats and even the chilling rise of "Sextortion 2.0," learn how to spot these scams, protect yourself, and fight back against these digital predators.
MCG Health has agreed to an $8.8 million settlement after a data breach exposed sensitive personal and health information. Eligible individuals can claim compensation for the breach, which impacted patients and healthcare providers.
See Tickets has agreed to a $3.25 million settlement following a data breach that exposed customer payment information. Eligible individuals can file a claim for compensation related to fraudulent charges or losses due to the breach
Fortinet confirmed a data breach involving 440GB of stolen data, potentially exposing sensitive corporate and customer information. Users are urged to strengthen their security measures and monitor for any suspicious activity.
A massive data breach exposed sensitive background check information for 100 million Americans, including Social Security numbers and credit reports. The breach puts millions at risk of identity theft, urging individuals to take immediate steps to protect their financial information.
The Oracle privacy class action settlement is valued at $115 million and resolves claims that Oracle unlawfully tracked users' internet activities without consent. Eligible individuals could receive a cash payment, with the amount dependent on the number of claims submitted.
A settlement has been reached due to a data breach involving Cash App Investing, LLC, which exposed customer information. Those affected can file a claim for compensation.
Scammers are impersonating airline customer service representatives and setting up fake phone numbers or websites to trick consumers into thinking they are contacting the actual airline.
A new variant of sextortion scams has emerged, where scammers not only claim to have compromising videos of the victim but also include photos of the victim’s home to increase fear and urgency.
Scammers are posing as potential employers on WhatsApp and requesting Social Security numbers as part of a fake hiring process. This scam aims to steal sensitive personal information for identity theft.
Scammers are contacting people via phone or email, claiming they missed jury duty and must pay a fine to avoid arrest. This is a common scam that uses fear and urgency to trick people into sending money via gift cards, wire transfers, or prepaid cards.
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