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This Week In Privacy: April 11, 2009

The Online News Hour Cyber Crime and Spying Threaten National Security The FBI has ranked cyber crime as the third-greatest threat to U.S. national security, after nuclear war and weapons of mass destruction. Here is a look at some examples of online crimes. The Wichita Eagle Scam Mimics Visa Security Program Phony messages instructing Visa [...]

This Week In Privacy: March 7, 2009

Las Vegas Sun In Cases of ID Theft, Numbers Do Lie According to Federal Trade Commission statistics, Nevada has the nation’s third-worst identity theft problem. Or does it? Identity theft is often a crime that goes unreported, making the number of victims rise even further. CNET Are Passwords Our Best Security Option? There are many [...]

This Week In Privacy: Feb 28, 2009

pcmag.com ID Theft Tops List of 2008 Consumer Complaints It’s no surprise, identity theft is consistent at placing number one in consumer complaint reports and 2008 is no exception. Here are a few statistics from the Federal Trade Commission. vnunet.com Poor Password Practice Putting Users At Risk Gartner research proves that internet users are using [...]

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