Georgia Family Says Nanny Found on Care.com Stole Their Identities
Do you know who is watching your kids and who is left alone in your house? This family thought they knew too, but they were wrong.
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News articles on crime we thought warranted more attention.
North Coast insurance agents on protecting home, finances from fire
It doesn’t matter that the State Farm agent in Lower Lake, a 35-year veteran of the industry, has been in the thick of coordinating claims from customers who have suffered damage from the fires ravaging Lake County.
Jernigan has fielded a constant stream of phone calls, emails and texts over the last two weeks. He has been out to structures that have been damaged. He has visited emergency centers where people have sought shelter from mandatory evacuations. And he has counseled them at his office along Highway 53.
Car Hackers cause massive vehicle recall
Recent news of cars being hacked has caused a massive recall of 1.4 million vehicles. But the debate now is whether the stun hack was dangerous or worth the risk.
In Cyber Security, All Eyes on Car Hacking
As cars have gotten more and more computerized they have greatly improved, but they have also sadly become more vulnerable to Cyber Attacks from Hackers all around the world. How bad is the problems and what is being done?
Blues plans will offer free, perpetual credit and fraud protection
Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, reacting to a series of massive cyberattacks that exposed millions of their customers’ personally identifiable records, will offer free and continuous credit monitoring and fraud protection services to all of their 106 million members.
Moving company scams: What you need to know.
If you are planning to move what should you be on the look out for?
Top hacker shows us how it’s done
You think your wireless and other technology is safe? From Blue Tooth to automobile remotes, PCs, and “secure” credit cards, Hacker extraordinaire shows how nearly every secure system is vulnerable.