As if consumers didn’t have enough to worry about right now with the COVID-19 crisis, fraudsters are now exploiting the global thirst for knowledge on the virus. Fraudsters have launched Coronavirus-themed phishing attacks to spread credential stealing malware. The emails, which contain an infected attachment or a link to a malicious website, are made to appear like they come from the Center of Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO). WHO has posted an article on its website

The internet has made life easier in a plethora of ways over the last 20 years.  Because of that, children are on the internet at a younger age each year. At TNConnect, we are constantly researching and investigating different ways to keep your finances and personal identity safe. We also realize many of our members are concerned about the well-being and safety of their families on the internet. Today we are sharing an excellent resource that discusses a variety of

Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week is February 3-7. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Tax Identity Theft Awareness webpage will be providing webinars and other resources throughout the week to help educate the public on how to protect against identity theft this tax season. There will be information on important topics such as recognizing governement imposters and recovering from fraud. Some will also highlight special resources for active duty service members, older adults, and small businesses. Tax identity theft happens when