Ever wonder what happens to all those stolen usernames and passwords, like in the recently disclosed Yahoo breach? More likely than not, they will be used in a credential stuffing attack that can put your personal information at an even greater risk. Fortunately, there is
Despite hundreds of millions of us falling victim to personal and financial information theft, few people know what happens to their information after it is stolen. Much of the stolen information ends up for sale on the Dark Web. Also known as the Deep Web,
We tend to think of our devices as fairly private. After all, we have passwords and PINs guarding access to them, and some of us even have the data on them encrypted. However, none of these privacy measures matter once we connect to the