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• How do hackers use your phone number?

  All of this can be used for blackmail, stalking, doxing, or identity theft. Another tactic is to contact your mobile carrier provider claiming to be you, said Miller. Then, the hacker can make it so your number routes to their phone. From there, the hacker will log into your email account.

• How do hackers hack your email account?

  Another tactic is to contact your mobile carrier provider claiming to be you, said Miller. Then, the hacker can make it so your number routes to their phone. From there, the hacker will log into your email account. Of course, they don’t have your password, but they don’t need it.

• Can a trade secret owner sue someone for stealing confidential information?

  A list of states that have adopted some version of the UTSA is provided at the end of this FAQ. A trade secret owner can enforce rights against someone who steals confidential information by asking a court to issue an order (an injunction) preventing further disclosure or use of the secrets.

• Is tech support stealing your money or your identity?

  Don’t buy it: These faux technicians are out to steal your money or your identity, not save your machine. Tech support cons typically start in one of two ways: an unsolicited phone call or a pop-up warning on your computer or device.

• Why is Riley Reynolds being sued for stealing money?

  According to records dug up today by the Daily Beast, Miami-based porn actor and producer Riley Reynolds (born Brian O’Malley) is being sued by a porn actress in Pinellas County Circuit Court for exploiting women and stealing money from them.