Grand theft identity
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Newsweek 5th September 2005, pp.42-49Summary: Identity theft is big business with criminals increasingly targetting commercial holders of computerised personal financial data. This article looks at the scale of the problem, the serious impact of identity theft on victims, and what can be done to protect against it.
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Identity theft is big business with criminals increasingly targetting commercial holders of computerised personal financial data. This article looks at the scale of the problem, the serious impact of identity theft on victims, and what can be done to protect against it.
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