The United States is increasingly vulnerable to a cyberattack targeting Americans during the coronavirus pandemic, lawmakers and experts say.

Every day, we take small, subtle measures to secure our safety. We lock our houses and cars. We wear our seat belts. We avoid seedy streets. We keep our wallets tucked away and our purses held tight. These moves are so habitual, we don't think twice about doing them. So why, despite our daily vigilance, do we disregard the simplest safety measures the moment we go online? The short answer is, we haven't trained ourselves to use them.

Did you know that federal laws may expose your public records online? This new search engine reveals what people can find.

Online dangers grow by the day. Every week, there seems to be a new cybersecurity threat, a new credit card hack, and a new way for your private information to fall into the wrong hands.

If you thought you had privacy on the internet, think again. I can't stress how important it is to find out as quickly and easily as possible just how much of your public records is vulnerable online...

For instance, have you seen the search engine below that reveals public records of millions of Americans, with a simple computer search?

Because you could be surprised by what's publicly available on you.

This search engine uncovers info even google can't always find including:

• Criminal Records    
• Arrest Records
• Sex Offender Records
• Online Dating Profiles
• Location History
• Gun Records
• Driving Records
• And so much more...

Look up your own name to see what others could potentially see about you, or search anyone you know.

The process is simple:

• Step 1) Enter Name and State
  
• Step 2) See Instant Results

This might be the most important web search that you do.

Notice: This site contains REAL police records, background reports, photos, court documents, address information, phone numbers, and much more. Please be careful when conducting a search and ensure all the information you enter is accurate.