A new TransUnion analysis shows AI-driven fraud is driving the greatest losses for consumers.

The combined impact of identity fraud and scams totaled $38 billion in 2025, down $9 billion from 2024. The combined number of victims decreased by 4 million, affecting 36 million victims in 2025.

These losses are occurring as the digital fraud landscape grows more complex, partly due to increasingly sophisticated AI-driven fraud. According to TransUnion’s H1 2026 Update to the Top Fraud Trends ...

AI scams are more advanced than ever, using deepfakes and realistic phishing. Find out how they work and how to stay safe.

LAS VEGAS, March 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Suspected digital fraud continues to impact businesses worldwide. In a recent TransUnion (TRU) survey of 1,200 business leaders, respondents reported ...

TransUnion launched TruLookup for Real Estate, a mobile app that combines fraud prevention, identity verification, safety checks and prospecting tools in one platform. It helps agents validate clients ...

Report links higher losses among younger users to social, gaming and betting platforms as identity-focused defenses gain urgency.

TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) has recently indicated that artificial intelligence is transforming the tactics of online criminals, ...

TransUnion has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the mobile division of RealNetworks, bringing advanced artificial intelligence and real-time analytics of text, multimedia messages, and phone ...