identity theft

George Santos' prison sentence commuted: Trump
Santos was sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison earlier this year after being convicted of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
George Santos sentenced to over 7 years for fraud and identity theft
Mysterious hacker turns out to be victim's own brother
35 strangers fraudulently added to Bay Area woman's credit card
How to protect yourself after massive theft of social security data
Reformed scammer describes how he swindled $70K from Bay Area victims
Woman tricked into putting $20K in box, handing it to stranger
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LA woman sentenced for fraud scheme, disposing man's body in SF Bay
Bay Area mom finds out scammer already claimed her tax refund
Hacker controls Bay Area widower's Facebook, posts fake GoFundMe
EDD pays phony jobless claim, takes $4K from identity theft victim
Bank has photos of stranger at ATM, denies customer's fraud claim
Cybercriminals steal personal info of 769,000 retired CA employees
FBI not negotiating with group that leaked Oakland data
Fraudsters use job hunters' own resumes against them in new scam
Oakland ransomware victims never notified of SSN leak, I-Team finds
Mail theft, robberies spiking across Bay Area: Here's what to know
EDD takes tax refund, garnishes wages of man who reported ID theft
Insurers offer protections against identity theft: Is it worth it?
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George Santos sentenced to over 7 years for fraud and identity theft
Mysterious hacker turns out to be victim's own brother
35 strangers fraudulently added to Bay Area woman's credit card
How to protect yourself after massive theft of social security data
Reformed scammer describes how he swindled $70K from Bay Area victims
Woman tricked into putting $20K in box, handing it to stranger
LA woman sentenced for fraud scheme, disposing man's body in SF Bay
Bay Area mom finds out scammer already claimed her tax refund
Hacker controls Bay Area widower's Facebook, posts fake GoFundMe
EDD pays phony jobless claim, takes $4K from identity theft victim
Bank has photos of stranger at ATM, denies customer's fraud claim
Cybercriminals steal personal info of 769,000 retired CA employees
FBI not negotiating with group that leaked Oakland data
Fraudsters use job hunters' own resumes against them in new scam
Oakland ransomware victims never notified of SSN leak, I-Team finds
Mail theft, robberies spiking across Bay Area: Here's what to know
EDD takes tax refund, garnishes wages of man who reported ID theft
Insurers offer protections against identity theft: Is it worth it?
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Show Fewer