The FTC issued new guidance for consumers on...
The FTC issued new guidance for consumers on identifying and dealing with hacked email or social networking accounts, it said in a Thursday release (http://1.usa.gov/17mEE0o). The guidance, entitled Hacked Email, identifies signs an account may have been hacked, such as…
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an emptied sent folder or social posts the user didn’t create. It suggests consumers make sure security software is up to date, change passwords, and check with their email provider or social networking site to restore the account.