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AI and Identity Theft: Going from Bad to Worse
Identity theft is surging—and AI is making it worse. In this must-read article, discover how scammers are using artificial intelligence to steal personal information, impersonate voices, and launch large-scale phishing attacks. Learn the top warning signs of identity theft, the most common scam tactics in 2024, and simple, effective steps you can take to stay safe. Plus, see how iDefend can help protect your identity and personal data from evolving threats.

Seniors Lost $4.9 Billion to Scammers in 2024: How to Recognize and Avoid Financial Fraud
Scams used to be the Nigerian Prince finding a million dollars under his mattress, but now they have become extremely clever in how they can trick you into giving out your personal information. So what scams are out there and how can you determine if it is a scam or not?

Banks Admit They Cannot Keep Up With AI Scams!
AI scams are evolving faster than banks can keep up, using deepfakes, voice cloning, and hyper-personalized phishing to drain personal accounts. As criminals get smarter, are you doing enough to stay one step ahead? What if the next scam sounds just like someone you trust?

10 Ways to Protect Your Home from Title Thieves
Your home is your sanctuary—but could it be at risk from title thieves? Discover 10 essential steps to protect your property from fraudulent claims and learn how iDefend can help you stay one step ahead.

The Truth About Data Breaches: How Hackers Use Your Stolen Information
Its no longer a matter of if, but when your personal information is compromised in a data breach. With how connected we as individuals are online, its only a matter of time until our information is stolen. So what can we do to lock down our information and keep our data safe?

Preventing and Responding to Tax Refund Fraud
Tax refund fraud occurs when criminals use stolen personal information to file fraudulent tax returns and claim refunds. This crime can cause financial distress, delays in legitimate tax refunds, and even long-term identity theft issues. So what are the threats and steps you can take to prevent this fraud?