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Shannon Matthews and her siblings have been given lifelong anonymity under a new High Court ruling.
The injunction prevents the publication of their new names or addresses for the rest of their lives.
Shannon was the victim of a hoax kidnapping in 2008 staged by her mother Karen Matthews and Michael Donovan in a bid to claim a £50,000 reward.
The order was granted to protect Shannon and her siblings from any harm identifying them may cause.
Shannon, now 21, was nine years old when she went missing as she walked home on 19 February 2008.
She was found by police 24 days later in Donovan's flat, in Batley Carr, West Yorkshire.
During their trial at Leeds Crown Court, prosecutors said Donovan kept Shannon drugged and imprisoned in his flat as part of a plan he and Matthews hatched to claim the reward money.
The pair received eight-year prison sentences after being found guilty of kidnap, false imprisonment and perverting the course of justice.