March 10, 2021 – In the modern world, you need to hand your personal information over to dozens and dozens of companies. Every fitness app you tried, every social network you use, every hotel you stayed at — they all have your name, email address, passwords and more on file. And any one of them could fall victim to a data breach that puts your identity at risk. In Feb. 2021, the Canada Revenue Agency suspended the accounts of more than 100,000 people after it discovered some of their login information for sale on the dark web. Financial Post reports. | READ MORE
Your password could be up for sale — here’s a simple way to fight identity fraud
