By Online Security Authority on Mar 2, 2008 in ID theft, Privacy | 4 Comments
Identity thieves employ a variety of methods to gain access to your personal information. They may get information from businesses or other institutions by stealing it; by bribing an employee who has access to records; hacking into records; or conning information out of employees.
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By Online Security Authority on Feb 18, 2008 in ID theft | 0 Comments
An excellent feature to look for when buying an anti-virus software is background protection. This means that even without manual intervention, the program is capable of scanning your computer for viruses and neutralizing them as soon as they emerge. With a program like this, you will be protected all the way.
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By Online Security Authority on Jan 30, 2008 in ID theft | 0 Comments
Can your name ever be used to do bad things? Apparently, if your identity ever gets stolen, yes. For example, your name can be used to buy products that never get paid for or participate in scams that steal money from people using your bank account.
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By Online Security Authority on Sep 12, 2007 in ID theft | 0 Comments
“Most people who use P2P networks don’t even know that they have exposed sensitive government, corporate and personal, financial, and health information and this indictment on an alleged Seattle fraud ring shows what a group of ID thieves”
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By Online Security Authority on Jul 3, 2007 in ID theft, Privacy, Shopping Security | 2 Comments
Ontario woman lives through ID-theft nightmare “Evil twin” stole almost $20,000 from her account over several months, but the bank took years to treat her as a victim!
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