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Identity Theft Information

Identity Theft Information

• Computer Identity Theft is a Very Serious Problem
  Your personal PC is most likely not as secure as you may think. As a result, you may be open and vulnerable to computer identity theft.
  
  
• Identity Theft Statistics Say Your Chances of Being an Identity Theft Victim are 1 in 4!
  The Federal Trade Commission recently conducted a study on identity theft. Read a short summary of the alarming identity theft statistics they compiled.
  
  
• How do You Store YOUR Passwords?
  Since many people store personal information on their computer, internet identity theft crimes are a growing problem. See what you can do to protect yourself.
  
  
• How do You Prevent Identity Theft? How can Someone Steal Your Identity?
  Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personal information without your permission to commit fraud or other crimes. Follow our tips to prevent identity theft.
  
  
• Steps for the Identity Theft Victim
  Are you one of the 1 in 4 housedholds victimized by identity theft? These steps will help you limit your liability and will help you get your life back.
  
  
• Increase Your Computer Internet Security
  Protect yourself by learning about the biggest computer internet security threats and why your computer may be vulnerable.
  
  
• Properly Donate Your Old Computer
  Donating a computer puts you at risk for identity theft. Learn how to donate your computer safely.
  
  
• Find and Delete Temporary Internet File Data
  Learn how the temporary internet file data can leave you vulnerable to identity theft.
  
  
• Online Identity Theft
  What is online identity theft, and how do I fight it?
  
  
• What is Spyware and How can I Protect Myself?
  Learn about spyware, starware, adware, viruses, worms and more and how to protect you and your computer from each.
  
  

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