The last thing you need when you’re unemployed is a bank account that’s suddenly emptied. But that’s exactly what some unwary users of employment search site Monster.com faced after identity thieves ...

A database containing resumes from job seekers including those from recruitment site Monster Worldwide Inc. has been found exposed online in what is likely another case of a misconfigured cloud ...

Whether you're writing your first resume or updating an existing one, stop and think about which keywords you need to add. You could be the most qualified person for the position, but yours will be ...

Just as you use keywords to search for jobs on Monster, recruiters and hiring managers use them to identify qualified candidates in the Monster resume database who match their available positions.

When Monster.com suffered a data breach last year, two disclosure letters went out to customers — one from Monster itself and another from US AJOBS, a federal employment organization that relied on ...

NEW DELHI, INDIA: After the recent hacking of its database, Monster has got proactive on phishing, by issuing an advisory note to its consumers about the incident. The website has also enlisted the ...

Monster.com has been attacked by a monster of its own, a shadowy foe who loves both spear-phishing and barbequed résumés. As part of its investigation, the company learned that this "is not the first ...

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The last thing you need when you’re unemployed is a bank account that’s suddenly emptied. But that’s exactly what some unwary users of employment search site Monster.com faced after identity thieves ...