Getting a data breach notice can make your mind jump straight to the worst-case scenario. Before you panic, remember that exposed information does not always mean someone has stolen your identity. If your information is exposed in a data breach, confirm what happened, secure affected accounts, check your credit, and consider a credit freeze if sensitive personal information was involved. How Do You Confirm a Data Breach? Do not click links in an unexpected email or text. Inst

ATMs offer quick and convenient access to your money, but it’s important to stay alert while using them. A few basic safety habits can help protect both you and your account. Always choose ATMs in well lit, public locations and pay close attention to your surroundings. Be cautious of anyone nearby, especially strangers offering help. If something feels unusual or the machine looks tampered with, leave and find another ATM. Protect your PIN by shielding the keypad and memorizi

Have you ever used an app to animate an old photo? Or tried one of those AI filters that brings vintage pictures to life? It’s amazing how technology can revive memories and let anyone experiment with creative tools once reserved for professionals. But while AI can make ordinary moments extraordinary, there’s a darker side growing fast: AI deepfake scams. A deepfake is audio, video, or image content created or altered by AI to make someone appear to say or do something they n

In partnership with Zelle®, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has outlined four key warning signs to help consumers avoid falling victim...