The Latest Breaking News from Identity Theft

If you'd asked me in 2018 whether I was likely to be a victim of identity theft, I would have said no.

Experts say investing in identity theft protection may provide peace of mind, but won’t help recover lost information

2019 was a pretty exciting year for me.

The first thing Sarah* knew about her identity being hacked was when a man turned up on her parents' doorstep asking for the sexual services he'd paid for online. And then things got even crazier.

Scams and identity theft were big problems in Australia long before the Optus data breach put many of us on alert. Here are some of the common scams going around right now.

The affected individual said they had also been caught in the Optus hack and had done everything possible to protect their information by various methods including changing passwords. They had gone to Service NSW at Wallsend for new driver's licence number after the Lifestyle Solutions hack but were told it…

Did you get a message from Optus about your identification documents being exposed in the cyber attack? Here's how to change your licence number, passport and Medicare card.

A little-known charity specialising in helping people with identity theft now finds itself on the frontline.

A man has been jailed over his involvement in a syndicate laundering millions of dollars through businesses after using stolen identities to set up accounts.