Identity Theft

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    History

    1) Stalkers and complete strangers can view your pictures and information such as telephone number, email address, and also residing location. 2) Hackers can hack into one’s account gain valuable and personal information which can lead to identity theft and fraud. B. Could Lead to Bad Reputation 1) Your Facebook or Twitter profile is the essence of you and a digital page which represents you, but if someone

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    Vishing

    which combines social engineering and technology. Utilizing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) convenience combined with electronic mail phishing techniques, Vishing has the potential to be a highly successful threat vector. Vishing victims face identity theft and/or financial fraud. An increased awareness about these attacks will provide an effective means for overcoming the security issues. INDEX 1. Introduction 1 2. What is Vishing? 1 3. How

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    Opportunities

    on sustainability and recycling 23. Increased focus on preventive medical care and exercising 24. Children maturing earlier 25. Increased global connectivity through transportation, globalization, and the internet 26. Increase Identity theft 27. Rising gas prices 28. Increased virtual communications 29. Businesses focus on better logistics Opportunities Found by Living and Experiencing the Customer Problem 1. 2. Cars have blind spot 3. Water leaking in

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    Advances in Information Technology

    authorizes, initiates, or directs a financial institution to credit or debit a particular account. Eventhough, this advanced method of financial communication, it can also be a risky venture. Operating with in this system puts one at risk of identity theft and fraud. The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, also known as the FinancialServices Modernization Act of 1999, was put in place to protect banking customers from such practices that put their monies in harms way. This reform basically restricted

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    Case Study

    Do internet databases mean the end of privacy? Why or why not? * Some information on internet databases is not protected or encrypted and is easily accessible, this simply means the end of privacy in our world. This is the main reason why identity theft and other fraudulent activities are on the rise around the world. Some companies though use this information for the right reasons such as gathering consumer habits by some marketing companies, and to also gather information on the common fashion

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    Information Acts Paper

    all these changes that are happening there have been necessary Acts that needed to be passed to protect the public. For both of these, companies have used marketing strategies to find out more and more information of people. Also, there has been identity theft that has occurred more because of personal information that has been put on the internet and shared and passed around. Children are having more and more access to the internet, and internet games. Both Acts deal with the same advances in information

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    Project Part 1: Current Security Threats

    third threat that I believe is a main concern for this college is social networking. Nowadays everyone uses social networking such as Facebook, Twitter, and etc. The scams on Facebook include cross-site scripting, clickjacking, survey scams, and identity theft. Cross-site scripting is when the site tricks you to go to another webpage and this has hidden malware that is then installed on the system without your knowledge. This is the most common type of attacks that is used on social networking. Social

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    Acting

    Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Electronic Funds Transfer Act were designed to protect individual’s personal information. These two acts aim at protecting important personal information that can make an individual vulnerable to identity theft and other crimes. In the growing world of technology, individuals need protection and privacy from potential criminals. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was passed on August 21, 1996 with a goal to provide safe

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    Technology and Privavy

    Socially, questions of how safe and private using technology is have been raised. The handling of runaway data raises questions too. New social and browsing sites are being created over time with each demanding some personal information for identity reasons. Controversial to the

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    Compare Services

    Crowd Strike named them Deep Panda. The hacker’s latest work may have been the massive Anthem data breach, which exposed the personal information of more than 80 million insurance policyholders. The cyberattack puts Anthem customers at risk for identity theft throughout their lives, and exposed many to subsequent phishing attacks from fraudsters around the world. Deep Panda has been tied to cyberattacks on U.S. foreign policy think tanks and individuals who are experts on the Middle East and Australian

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