Secure your private data from leaks

An average of 4,800 Websites a month are compromised with formjacking code

This way hackers inject malicious code into a webpage to take over the site with sensitive user data. Here’s what cyberthreats can follow.

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  Email leaks

  A hacker can do a lot with a simple email address. They can include your email in a spam mailing list to earn a quick buck. Or set up a fake social media account to trick your friends or family into downloading malware that steals user data. They can also trick you into doing the same by sending you phishing emails. Or they could sell your email address to other hackers on the dark web who’ll do all of the above instead.

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  Password leaks

  Even your strongest passwords aren't safe from hackers. If it’s exposed in a data breach, attackers can try the same password on any other website that you use. It can also be used in a dictionary attack with other users when hackers guess a password by trying many common words and their simple variations. Add in the fact that most people use the same password everywhere — and you have all your online accounts at risk.

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  Credit card leaks

  Credit card information is valuable. Obviously. For many cybercriminals, getting this info is about more than simply making fraudulent purchases. They can convert credit card numbers into cash by buying up gift cards and purchasing easily sellable items to resell via online marketplaces like eBay. Fraudsters can also sell your credit card number to other cybercriminals. And if they do use it for themselves, they may buy anything from physical, luxury items and electronics to online goods.