Chloe is a former award-winning journalist that now focuses on content strategy and brand storytelling. She spent years reporting on the business and tech sectors.
Threats to your systems don’t just come from outside attackers. Some of the most damaging breaches start from within. Internal cybersecurity threats, both intentional and accidental, often go unnoticed for longer and can be just as disruptive as external attacks.... Read More
When a bank account is hacked, it means someone has gained unauthorized access; typically through stolen credentials, malware, or an account takeover. These breaches allow attackers to transfer money, steal personal data, and sometimes reach far beyond a single account.... Read More
Personal data protection is evolving faster than ever, not just in 2025, but for the decade ahead. What was once a niche concern for IT teams has now become a central issue for governments, global businesses, and everyday consumers. The... Read More
Somewhere online, there may be a version of you making moves you never approved. This impersonator is not science fiction but a digital doppelgänger – a profile pieced together from stolen credentials, leaked databases, social media posts, data broker files,... Read More
You might think you’re just casually browsing or using your phone, but every tap, swipe, and search leaves behind a trail. This background stream of data called digital exhaust builds up quietly as you go about your day, whether you’re... Read More
Real-Time Pinball Telemetry Drives First-Ever Pinball Hackers Black Badge Challenge This August, VanishID returned to DEF CON 33 for our second year supporting the Pinball High Score Contest—but this time, we helped make hacker history. As a proud sponsor and... Read More
The Michigan Residents Database is a public records site that collects and shares personal details such as names, addresses, and other identifying information. While it can be useful for research or background checks, having your data listed online can also... Read More
SpyDialer.com is one of many people search tools that collect and publish personal information, like your phone number, address, and even voicemail data, typically without your consent. Even though it was originally created to help users verify callers, it has... Read More
Your executives name, age, home address, phone number, and even estimated income can all appear on MyLife.com without your permission. This data broker scrapes public records and compiles them into personal “reputation profiles” easily searchable to anyone online, posing high... Read More