Hackers posing as bank support are deploying a type of Android malware that steals the PIN numbers of victims.

According to new court documents that were filed last week, at least 11,000 people could have had their information exposed as part of a Boyd Gaming cyberattack earlier this year.

In filings submitted to the Texas attorney general — echoed in notifications to officials in California, Massachusetts, and ...

Take these steps to better protect yourself from cybercriminals who are trying to compromise your accounts or steal your ...

But within weeks, $25,000 disappeared from the 86-year-old’s Wells Fargo savings account. Thieves had pulled off a ...

Shares of Coupang fell after the company said a hack exposed personal data of 33.7 million accounts, all in Korea. The stock dropped 9.2% to $25.58 in premarket trading. The leak exposed customers' ...

Submit copies of the police report and the FTC affidavit to the bank, along with a letter explaining the situation. Make it ...

Living in a more digital world day after day, online financial transactions have become common in daily life. Along with the ...

Answer: Report the crime to your local police and file an identity theft complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at IdentityTheft.gov. The police report means your ex could be arrested and ...

Computer hackers broke into the Playboy Enterprises' Web site -- playboy.com -- gaining access to the credit card numbers of several customers, a company spokeswoman said Tuesday. The company's ...

A simple trick can help couples double your credit card rewards without spending a dollar more. Here's how it works.

Clint Proctor is a lead editor with the credit cards and travel rewards team at Forbes Advisor. He has five years of experience in personal finance journalism and has contributed to a variety of ...