ID Theft Resource Center

While Credit Karma can be a great way to access your credit scores and special offers, its “free” services come at a cost you might not be willing to pay.

As soon as you receive a data breach notification or Dark Web alert, you should freeze your credit, update compromised passwords, and monitor your accounts.

Learn how to keep your accounts safe from data breaches, credential stuffing, and other modern attacks that hackers use to try and steal your passwords.

If your passport number (or a scan of it) is leaked in a data breach, your identity and even your bank account could be at risk. Here’s how to stay safe.

While your name and date of birth aren’t the most sensitive pieces of your identity, they can still put you at risk — unless you follow these steps.

Any unfamiliar bank, credit card, or other account opened in your name is a major warning sign of identity theft. Learn how to identify these signs quickly.