HOUSTON 8: “Big Brother is Watching You, Pt II The Holidays and Identity Theft”, Episode 131
At this time of year we tend to rush around from place to place trying to get our holiday shopping done, often not realizing the many clues we leave behind about who we are, where we live, and what we desire. What can we do to preserve our identity, our money and our personal security? Ernie Manouse talks with guests: Dennis Adams, Ph.D, University of Houston; Christopher Bronk, Ph.D, Baker Institute, Rice University; and Officer Jacob Webb, Houston Police Department; about identity theft, and the tools and techniques used to commit this very common crime. http://www.houstonpbs.org
Duration : 0:26:47
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Largest Identity Theft Breach and Govt Wants to Put medical Records Online. www.IDTheftSecurity.com
Government officials have admitted we are unprepared for a cyberwar. We cant even protect credit cards at 7/11. We have some serious problems that need to be addressed.
Duration : 0:3:21
Canada post has no protection against fraud and identity theft. Part 2
Every hour one person becomes a victim of identity theft or fraud in Canada.
It is so easy to commit fraud with stolen mail, Canada post is sloppy with protection against mail theft and they really don’t care. It is one of the fastest growing crimes in Canada, identity theft occurs when someone steals your name and other personal information with the intention of uming your identity to gain access to your finances, make purchases and incur debts in your name, or commit other crimes. They are not engaged in the fight against identity theft, and are not cooperating with US authority to catch these thieves.
Crook’s and international criminals find this the easiest country to for living large at the expense of others. Once this information is stolen, it can be used to finance spending sprees and open new bank accounts, or to redirect your mail and apply for loans, credit cards and social benefits and the list goes on. In the United States there have been measures taken to fight this problem, including laws and Post office special crimes investigation officers.
Punishment for this crime against fraud and identity theft committed through stolen mail in canada is a slap on the back of the hand!
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090228/wfive_postal_090228/20090228?hub=WFive
http://www.ctv.ca/wfive
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Duration : 0:9:40
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Canada post has no protection against fraud and identity theft. Part 1
Every hour one person becomes a victim of identity theft or fraud in Canada.
It is so easy to commit fraud with stolen mail, Canada post is sloppy with protection against mail theft and they really don’t care. It is one of the fastest growing crimes in Canada, identity theft occurs when someone steals your name and other personal information with the intention of uming your identity to gain access to your finances, make purchases and incur debts in your name, or commit other crimes. They are not engaged in the fight against identity theft, and are not cooperating with US authority to catch these thieves.
Crook’s and international criminals find this the easiest country to for living large at the expense of others. Once this information is stolen, it can be used to finance spending sprees and open new bank accounts, or to redirect your mail and apply for loans, credit cards and social benefits and the list goes on. In the United States there have been measures taken to fight this problem, including laws and Post office special crimes investigation officers.
Punishment for this crime against fraud and identity theft committed through stolen mail in canada is a slap on the back of the hand!
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090228/wfive_postal_090228/20090228?hub=WFive
http://www.ctv.ca/wfive
★☆★☆★
Duration : 0:10:59
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