Adam Levin

Biometric authenticators are slowly making their way into people’s homes and provide an important, third means of verification.

Tax scams are akin to a Lernaean hydra — cut one of them down, and two more will spring forth.

The new administration is making bad decisions based on a basic incomprehension of what is at stake and of what needs to happen next.

There was a 400% increase in phishing and malware incidents during the 2016 tax season -- and the scammers are at it again.

All the value of having a digital assistant comes at a personal price that many privacy advocates worry may be far too high.

"Credit card offers," for instance, may be nothing more than fraudsters collecting information to open accounts in your child’s name.

In the midst of all of the planning and celebrating, the topic of money is often overlooked (aside from the wedding budget).

Identity theft scammers can not only take your data but, under the guise of helping resolve your problem, trick you into providing more.

Anyone using social media is exposed to a new STD: socially transmitted disease. Here are three ways to minimize the odds of ID theft.

In listing unclaimed funds, some states provide far too much data to anyone in the business of exploiting consumer information.

The hack makes clear that we won't solve the crisis if we just keep doing what we're doing. We have to start asking better questions.