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For a fourth time, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has delayed enforcement of the Red Flags Rule, an identity theft law--now until June 1, 2010....
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The Red Flags Rule, a new law that was to go into effect for millions of businesses and organizations regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC),...
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October is Cyber Awareness Month meant to recognize our responsibility to practice safe computer and surfing techniques and to protect ourselves and...
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This afternoon the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT), an operational arm of the National Cyber Security Division (NCSD) at the...
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Close to a decade ago, a group of foreigners banded together and acquired 368 identities of people like you and me. Over the course of time, these...
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President Obama gave a well-delivered speech outlining his vision for health care reform. Conceptually, I agreed with his initial three points. But...
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Identity theft involving housing fraud occurs when an identity thief obtains a home with a mortgage loan or more commonly when the identity thief...
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Identity theft involving insurance fraud occurs when an identity thief obtains insurance by using personally identifiable information belonging to an...
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This headline appeared as the cover story in a recent issue of Isthmus, an alternative weekly newspaper published in Madison, Wisconsin. Isthmus,...
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- Ask Dr. Privacy
- Consumer Red Flags
- FTC's Identity Theft Site
- Take Charge: Fighting Back Against Identity Theft (FTC Pub.)
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- File an Identity Theft Complaint with the FTC
- Pre-approved Credit Card Offer Opt Out (888-567-8688)
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- Medical Information Bureau--Free ANnual Report (866-692-6901)
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