<prompt> Human: So I use Mint which is sort of a budgeting app. I linked pretty much all of my credit cards and accounts, such as 401k et al. Mint notified me that they can give me a free credit score; in the course of doing so, it started asking me some security questions which pertain to accounts I have never signed up for.For example, they asked: Your credit file indicates you may have a home loan, opened in or around December 2013. Who is the credit provider for this account?. I never did such a thingThey also asked:Your credit file indicates you may have an auto loanlease, opened in or around July 2011. Who is the credit provider for this account?Your credit file indicates you may have a student loan, opened in or around October 2016. Who is the credit provider for this account?Neither should pertain to me...The credit check is powered by Equifax. Where do they get this information and how do I check up on it myself?...it is possible that my identity has been stolen?  <response>: There should be an option for none of the above. This is pretty common, especially if you dont have a long or diverse credit history 