Snail Mail Identity Theft
We don't often think about the security and privacy of our regular old "snail mail", but we need to. According to recent activity observed by researchers of the dark web, the bad guys have been regaining interest in identity theft schemes involving physical letters. And in many cases, they can steal your mail without ever opening your mailbox. I'll tell you what you can do to reduce your risk. In other news, thousands of Disney+ accounts were hacked on the first day, a massive data breach exposed over a billion user records, PayPal is set to acquire shopping platform Honey for $4B, and Avast and AVG browser extensions are spying on Chrome and Firefox users.
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