Apathy is the word of the day, and week, and month, and year, . (Identity Theft)

Apathy is the word of the day, and week, and month, and year, . (Identity Theft)

Apathy is the word of the day, and week, and month, and year, .
Computerworld - I am a security professional. And I am sick of hearing about, writing about, and preaching about data theft, p0wned databases, credit card theft, corporations with breaches that weren't discovered for 2 years, etc., etc., etc. So think about it. When

Attorney General's Credit-Card Theft Highlights Prosecution Problems
Information Week - A recent attempted theft using the Massachusetts attorney general's credit card -- and her comments about it -- have renewed focus on jurisdictional problems authorities face when prosecuting credit-card and identity-theft cases. The state's top

Optimistic Identity Theft Study Flawed
Tech Dirt - If it doesn't cover credit card theft, then from my perspective the study is worthless, as that's the most common type of "pretending to be someone else". ( reply to this comment ) ( link to this comment ) by |333173|3|_||3 on Feb

Officers who go beyond the call
This is Dorset - Her successes in the last 12 months included tracing a credit card theft, a burglary caught on CCTV and working with the victims of domestic violence. She was praised for communicating effectively 'at all levels and in the widest range of

When credit card fraud hits home
Kansas City Star - My credit card theft report also is in the hands of the FBI. The experience brought home to me loud and clear how identity theft is really getting out of hand. Shortly after my morning wake-up call, a new report on identity theft landed on my desk

RFID Credit Cards and Theft: Tech Clinic
Popular Mechanics - Published in the January 2007 issue. It depends on whom you ask. The new RFID-enabled credit cards and key fobs do have unique security risks — foremost being the chance that some twerp with a souped-up scanner will read your card information from