SIM swapping is a growing crime and it's easy to become a victim. How to stay safe Your phone number could be stolen, giving thieves access to your accounts.

Criminals don't need a physical SIM card to make the swap. In most cases, they call the mobile carrier and impersonate a victim. Here's how to protect yourself.

T-Mobile is making changes to its SIM swap process, making it harder to do a SIM swap scam. Read on to know more about all the changes.

Officials are warning of a growing cybercrime known as the SIM swap scam, which allows criminals to take control of your phone and potentially wreak havoc on your life.

SIM swaps are a serious security threat: Find out how to protect yourself and what to do if you get targeted.

Experts say SIM swap attacks like the one the SEC experienced will continue happening until mobile phone carriers change how they operate.