IDStrong

Boston, MA, USA
2015
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Google Voice scams continue to pose a risk for users of this service. Scammers continuously attempt to lure users into divulging their verification PIN code. By stealing other people's Google Voice accounts, hackers and scammers impersonate their victims by luring others into fraudulent transactions. Scammers make millions per year using other people's Google Voice accounts. How should users protect their identification and PIN codes for bank accounts, travel sites, and Google Voice accounts?
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Authentication is the process that verifies the user's identity to control access to resources, prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to the system, and record user activities (to hold them accountable for their activities). It is used to authenticate users who log on to a server, ensure that software comes from a reputable source, and ensure that the person sending the message is who he says he is.
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The growing scale of organizations and the more opportunities to push the boundaries have led to an upsurge in corporate fraud in recent years. Fraud can be a deceptive action taken against a company or one carried out by the company. A company could commit fraud in many ways to improve its industry reputation and defend itself from audits. On the other side, a company may become a victim of financial statement fraud, asset theft, and corruption committed by its staff members.
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Most computer systems and applications use passwords as a common authentication method. The simplest way to implement authentication is to store a list of all valid passwords for each user. The downside of this method is that if the list is compromised, the attacker will know all the user passwords. A more common approach is to store the cryptographic hash value of the password phrase.
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Have you ever received a text from someone you do not know? Did you become alarmed by the message? Did the message contain information about you and the people you know? Pretexting continues to become part of the global hacker's arsenal of tricks to manipulate their victims. This hack includes clicking on malicious links that can lead to identity threats, financial fraud, and extortion. Preventing pretexting starts security awareness training for users.
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Doing business online has become simpler with the development of the Internet and mobile technologies. In general, both freelancers and clients benefit from the freelancing platforms. Freelancers have benefited from the freedom to choose their own hours and maintain creative control, the capacity to serve various clients. The clients can scale the work from project to project, develop round-the-clock contact, and hire freelancers at a reasonable price.
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Hilton Hotels was formally opened in 1925 in Dallas, Texas. It is a hospitality company with at least 7,629 properties across 126 countries and territories, including the United States. The business manages, owns, or franchises about 23 brands, including Hilton Garden Inn, Waldorf Astoria, Hilton Hotels and Resorts, Homewood Suites, and Conrad Hotels. Hilton Hotels has over 173 million Hilton Honors members.
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Breakdancing is coming to the world stage while French citizens stage a creative protest with the hashtag “JeChieDansLaSeineLe23Juin.” We’ll leave the dirty research on that to you. Regardless, the ramp-up to the 2024 Paris Olympics is proving to be an exciting and controversial affair. However, the Olympic call isn’t reserved for top athletes and sports enthusiasts. It’s also a prime opportunity for scam artists and fraudsters to exploit an influx of tourists.
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Over the years, door-to-door scams have become rampant, targeting unsuspicious homeowners with various tactics. The door-to-door scam involves individuals disguising themselves as sales representatives or service providers to access people's homes to gain personally identifiable information like social security numbers, properties, or money. There are various door-to-door scams, and understanding how they work is crucial to protecting oneself and the community.
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Nowadays, there is an increase in offensive real estate fraud, with potentially disastrous outcomes for homeowners. The practice known as deed fraud or house title theft involves an online scam for a fraudulent transfer of property ownership. Then, in order to make money, thieves can either sell the house, get a mortgage on it, or even rent it out. Home title theft can cause significant financial loss for individuals and families.

IDStrong was created in 2015 to put the power of access to information back in the hands of the consumer. Since over 60 million people have been exposed to identity theft in the United States alone, we decided to combat this epidemic by giving consumers the ability to monitor all levels of their personal information. From credit report monitoring to reputation management and public records tracking - you can keep an eye on it all.

Proudly Monitoring Millions of Identity Records:

  • Identity Monitoring: We monitor billions of records on the dark web and alert you if we detect that your information is exposed or traded.
  • Credit Monitoring: We monitor your credit profile for any suspicious inquiries, new loans, or any credit related changes.
  • Home Monitoring: We monitor your property and alert you if we detect that there has been a change of address or ownership.
  • $1M Identity Theft Insurance: If you fall victim to ID theft, we will provide you with up to $1 million in coverage with a no deductible for identity theft recovery expenses.
  • Lost Wallet Assistance: If your wallet is lost or stolen, we will provide you with quick and reliable help in navigating the recovery process. We will walk you through the entire process every step of the way.
  • Identity Restoration: If you experience identity theft, our fraud resolution team will deliver step-by-step support to investigate and restore your identity.

Comprehensive Identity Monitoring & Protection.