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Is your social security number putting you at risk for identity theft?
We are meeting Brenda Lover for the first time today – but we knew something stunning about her prior to the introduction. What we know is enough to steal Brenda’s identity, and we could do it potentially to millions of others – getting our hands on their social security numbers and doing exactly what scammers do: put together a puzzle online. Read more…
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