An identity theft operation manufacturing fake checks, IDs, and credit cards was shut down by Oakland police. The operation was run out of an apartment in Hayward where over $4,000 in cash was found on the arrested resident. Separately, Suffolk police are seeking a woman wanted for using a stolen debit card from an elderly victim to make multiple ATM withdrawals and purchases. Identity theft costs victims over $54 billion annually and affects over 11 million adults in the US each year.
This document discusses securing online transactions. It describes how to identify trustworthy and untrustworthy websites, choose secure online payment services, and use SSL encryption and the padlock symbol to enhance security. Various methods for online payments are described, including credit cards, stored value cards, smart cards, digital cash, and e-wallets. Guidelines are provided for using these options safely and preventing credit card fraud.
1) The document discusses SIM swap fraud, which involves criminals convincing mobile carriers to transfer a victim's phone number to a SIM card in the criminal's possession. This allows them to intercept calls and texts, including banking one-time passcodes.
2) SIM swap fraud often works in tandem with phishing scams, where criminals first obtain personal details through phishing emails or texts before engaging in SIM swapping.
3) Statistics show SIM swap fraud is increasing, with over 1000 reported cases in South Africa in 2012 compared to under 100 in 2011. The document provides tips on how to protect against SIM swap and phishing scams.
This paper presents the awareness of Sim Swap attack among people and prevention of this attack, where the fraud person will Gain the personal information of person from different ways like fake call , sms ,Email, link, social media etc. mobile number is linked with bank and adhaar card the fraud person will gain the access of Bank account, credit card number and other personal information easily by trying various methods like MNC, Phone call, Hacking .It is difficult to undo the damage occurs. Snehal Manohar Awale | Dr. Praveen Gupta ""Awareness of Sim Swap Attack"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23982.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/other/23982/awareness-of-sim-swap-attack/snehal-manohar-awale
SIM swapping occurs when a fraudster uses stolen personal information to take control of a victim's mobile phone SIM card. The fraudster dupes the mobile phone operator into transferring the victim's number to a SIM card in the fraudster's possession, allowing the fraudster to receive calls, texts, and access online accounts intended for the victim. Victims notice their mobile phone loses service and later find they can no longer access banking accounts. The document provides tips to help prevent SIM swapping such as regularly updating passwords, limiting personal information shared online, and promptly reporting lost mobile service or unauthorized account access to authorities.
Internet fraud involves using the internet to commit fraudulent activities. Common types of internet fraud include credit/debit card fraud, business deceit, and identity theft. To prevent internet fraud, it is important to keep firewalls and antivirus/antispyware software updated, use strong and unique passwords, watch out for phishing scams, and protect personal information.
Identity theft is a growing problem globally. The document discusses identity theft and fraud, how it is committed, how to protect oneself, and what to do if one becomes a victim. Identity theft occurs when someone accesses enough personal information, like name, address, birthdate, to commit fraud. Financial institutions assume most liability for spending-related fraud. The document provides tips on protecting personal information and detecting identity theft, such as shredding documents, checking credit reports, and reporting suspicious activity promptly.
This document discusses securing online transactions. It describes how to identify trustworthy and untrustworthy websites, choose secure online payment services, and use SSL encryption and the padlock symbol to enhance security. Various methods for online payments are described, including credit cards, stored value cards, smart cards, digital cash, and e-wallets. Guidelines are provided for using these options safely and preventing credit card fraud.
1) The document discusses SIM swap fraud, which involves criminals convincing mobile carriers to transfer a victim's phone number to a SIM card in the criminal's possession. This allows them to intercept calls and texts, including banking one-time passcodes.
2) SIM swap fraud often works in tandem with phishing scams, where criminals first obtain personal details through phishing emails or texts before engaging in SIM swapping.
3) Statistics show SIM swap fraud is increasing, with over 1000 reported cases in South Africa in 2012 compared to under 100 in 2011. The document provides tips on how to protect against SIM swap and phishing scams.
This paper presents the awareness of Sim Swap attack among people and prevention of this attack, where the fraud person will Gain the personal information of person from different ways like fake call , sms ,Email, link, social media etc. mobile number is linked with bank and adhaar card the fraud person will gain the access of Bank account, credit card number and other personal information easily by trying various methods like MNC, Phone call, Hacking .It is difficult to undo the damage occurs. Snehal Manohar Awale | Dr. Praveen Gupta ""Awareness of Sim Swap Attack"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23982.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/other/23982/awareness-of-sim-swap-attack/snehal-manohar-awale
SIM swapping occurs when a fraudster uses stolen personal information to take control of a victim's mobile phone SIM card. The fraudster dupes the mobile phone operator into transferring the victim's number to a SIM card in the fraudster's possession, allowing the fraudster to receive calls, texts, and access online accounts intended for the victim. Victims notice their mobile phone loses service and later find they can no longer access banking accounts. The document provides tips to help prevent SIM swapping such as regularly updating passwords, limiting personal information shared online, and promptly reporting lost mobile service or unauthorized account access to authorities.
Internet fraud involves using the internet to commit fraudulent activities. Common types of internet fraud include credit/debit card fraud, business deceit, and identity theft. To prevent internet fraud, it is important to keep firewalls and antivirus/antispyware software updated, use strong and unique passwords, watch out for phishing scams, and protect personal information.
Identity theft is a growing problem globally. The document discusses identity theft and fraud, how it is committed, how to protect oneself, and what to do if one becomes a victim. Identity theft occurs when someone accesses enough personal information, like name, address, birthdate, to commit fraud. Financial institutions assume most liability for spending-related fraud. The document provides tips on protecting personal information and detecting identity theft, such as shredding documents, checking credit reports, and reporting suspicious activity promptly.
This document proposes a new identity framework called "Street Identity" that aims to solve some of the key issues with existing identity solutions like OpenID. It suggests having mobile operators authenticate users and act as attribute providers by verifying personal details like names and addresses from user billing records. This would give websites a way to map OpenID logins to real-world identities. It also provides an incentive for mobile operators to participate by allowing them to charge websites a small "stamp fee" for performing identity checks. The framework is presented as having potential demand from industries like email providers, social networks, and universities seeking more secure online identity solutions.
Over 40% of businesses in the UK have experienced fraud in the last year.
This practical guide gives you the information you need to help protect your business against growing threats of fraud.
We show you how and where fraud can take place throughout your business and highlight the "telltale" things to look out for.
We’ve also included key actions you should take to safeguard yourself and your business.
Taking some very basic steps can make a real difference to fraudsters’ success rates.
Whether you are a client of not I do hope that this guide helps business avoid being another statistic of crime this year.
This document provides information about cybercrimes and cybersecurity threats such as identity theft, cyberstalking, and cell phone hacking. It discusses common cybercrimes like credit card fraud, malware, and phishing scams. The document then gives tips for protecting yourself online such as using anonymizing browsers and VPN services, as well as ways to detect if a cell phone has been hacked by monitoring battery life and unusual phone activity. It provides information on responding to identity theft by filing a police report and checking your credit reports. Overall, the document aims to educate people on cybersecurity risks and recommendations for online safety.
Identity theft is a serious crime that occurs when someone uses another person's personal information without consent to commit fraud or theft. It is important to guard personal information by keeping documents secure, choosing strong passwords, and being careful online and on social media. If identity theft occurs, victims should contact financial institutions, police, and credit bureaus immediately.
This document discusses two forms of internet identity theft: phishing and pharming. Phishing involves fraudulent websites designed to steal personal information, while pharming uses viruses to redirect users to fake websites. To avoid becoming a victim, consumers should be wary of unsolicited requests for information, avoid following links in emails, and only use secure websites. Regularly checking accounts and installing anti-phishing software can also help protect personal information from being stolen online.
This document discusses internet fraud and provides information on:
- The nature and definitions of internet fraud, including using internet components like email, websites, and message boards to conduct fraudulent activities.
- Common types of internet fraud like auction fraud, credit/debit card fraud, and investment scams.
- Tools used to carry out internet fraud such as email, chat rooms, and spoofing/phishing websites.
- Statistics on internet crime complaints received by law enforcement in a given year, with internet auction fraud being the most reported offense.
This document discusses a model for reducing phishing attacks involving SIM card cloning in internet banking. It begins with an introduction describing how internet banking in South Africa has become vulnerable to fraudsters using phishing to steal users' information and then conducting fraudulent SIM swaps to intercept authorization codes. The background section then reviews literature on the causes of this vulnerability, how phishing and SIM cloning is used in these attacks, and the elements needed to reduce such fraudulent transactions, including increased cooperation between banks and mobile operators. The proposed model aims to reflect the actions needed by these groups to address this growing security problem.
More and more people are managing their finances online, with over 26 million people in the UK doing so. Younger people aged 25-34 are most likely to manage their money online, with over 75% doing so. About half of all UK adults now bank online. However, 1 in 10 people avoid online banking due to security fears. The document outlines various online banking fraud risks like phishing, malware, and money mules. It provides tips for safely banking online such as only using official apps/websites, password protecting devices, checking statements for unusual activity, and knowing your rights in cases of fraud.
The document provides information and steps for identity theft victims. It discusses how identity theft occurs through various methods like stealing personal information from businesses, stealing mail, dumpster diving, or using skimming devices on ATMs. It outlines immediate steps victims should take, including placing fraud alerts on credit reports, closing any fraudulent accounts, and disputing any unauthorized charges. The document also discusses ongoing monitoring and prevention of further identity theft.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed an emergency action against BroCo Investments, Inc. and its president Valery Maltsev alleging an ongoing fraud. The complaint alleges that from August 2009 to present, the defendants hijacked online brokerage accounts, placed unauthorized trades in the same securities they had acquired in their own account minutes prior to artificially affect prices, and realized over $255,000 in profits. The unauthorized trades also resulted in at least $603,000 in losses to other online brokerages and harmed unknowing market participants. The SEC seeks to freeze the defendants' assets and impose penalties, restitution, and permanent injunctions against future violations.
The document provides an overview of electronic fraud presented at the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Lagos Chapter seminar. It introduces Prof. Godwin Emmanuel, Oyedokun and his qualifications. It then outlines the presentation covering concepts of fraud and electronic fraud, types of electronic fraud like spam, auction site fraud, phishing, charity fraud and romance scams. It discusses means of preventing electronic fraud using artificial intelligence, network tokenization, biometric authentication, blockchain and encryption. It also examines challenges in detecting and controlling electronic fraud like human rights implications and complexity of technology. It concludes with tips for fraud alerts during crisis and emphasizes the need for education on secure online transactions.
Phishing involves deceiving users into providing sensitive information such as passwords or credit card details by sending fraudulent emails appearing to come from legitimate sources. These emails contain links directing users to spoofed websites that mimic real websites to steal information. SIM swapping, or SIM swopping, is a related fraud where criminals contact mobile providers pretending to be the user to transfer their phone number to a new SIM card, intercepting account login notifications. Users should be wary of unsolicited requests for information and ensure their devices and accounts have strong security protections in place.
This document discusses cyber fraud and its impact on e-commerce. It examines various technical, legal and regulatory aspects of cyber fraud. Some key points discussed include how cyber fraud affects e-commerce, the adequacy of national and international regulations, technical measures to prevent fraud, and mechanisms and laws to address fraud. Common types of cybercrimes are also outlined such as hacking, software piracy, and denial of service attacks. The document advocates for stricter implementation of existing cyber laws and increasing awareness of cyber fraud among law enforcement, legal professionals, businesses and the general public.
Identity theft occurs when someone uses another person's personal information without permission to commit fraud or other crimes. According to the FTC, about 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. Identity thieves may use stolen information to open credit cards or bank accounts, take out loans, file taxes, or get a job under the victim's name. Victims of identity theft can face damaged credit, debt collection issues, and problems getting loans or jobs in the future. Filing a police report is important to protect legal rights and help authorities investigate the crime.
Identity theft happens whenever someone uses your personal identification to commit fraud or other types of crimes. They may use your name, credit card number, or your Social Security number (or other identifying information).
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States, some 9 million Americans have their identities stolen every year. They also state that identity theft is likely to affect most people in some way. The thief may rent an apartment using someone else's name. He/She may open a line of credit or use your own line of credit for his/her buying needs. He/She may apply for a job using your identification.
here's a video that will help you: https://oke.io/BwCr4LGX
Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in America. It involves stealing someone's personal information like Social Security numbers or credit card numbers to assume their identity and open fraudulent accounts or make purchases. Victims can spend thousands of dollars and many hours resolving the issues. It is important to protect personal information, monitor accounts, and take action if identity theft is suspected. The government provides resources to prevent identity theft and assist victims.
This document discusses cybercrime and defines it as criminal acts committed on the internet, including hacking, denial of service attacks, and other activities that cause economic harm. It notes there are 9 main types of cybercrime and discusses several common variants like hacking, identity theft, and fake documents. The document also covers specific cybercrimes such as phishing, spoofing, and cyber defamation.
Cybercriminal in Brazil shares mobile credit card store app
RSA agents recently traced a threat actor advertising a mobile credit card store application. The cybercriminal shared the information on his Facebook page, including
methods for using the app and links for downloading it. Besides the obvious purpose of selling compromised credentials, launching the application on a mobile device also prompts requests for user permissions, which can give the application the kind of control over the device that is usually associated with malicious malware applications
Mobilereg Nigeria Ltd operates Fonreg, an online platform that aims to reduce mobile phone theft and crimes by allowing users to register their phones and check IMEI numbers. Fonreg's services include allowing individual users, police, and mobile operators to register phones, check if a phone is lost or stolen, and access a database of registered phones. Fonreg also integrates with other services to check IMEI numbers and notifies owners if a phone is reported as stolen. The goal is to monetize these services through commissions, advertising, premium SMS checking, and revenue sharing with mobile operators.
Being a victim of identity theft can be devastating to your personal and financial well-being. Learn about the different types and what you should do if it happens to you.
What are the negative and lasting effects of identity theftcFirst
This article will keep you informed about the latest identity theft news and stories about what law enforcement and elected officials are doing to protect consumers from becoming victims
This document proposes a new identity framework called "Street Identity" that aims to solve some of the key issues with existing identity solutions like OpenID. It suggests having mobile operators authenticate users and act as attribute providers by verifying personal details like names and addresses from user billing records. This would give websites a way to map OpenID logins to real-world identities. It also provides an incentive for mobile operators to participate by allowing them to charge websites a small "stamp fee" for performing identity checks. The framework is presented as having potential demand from industries like email providers, social networks, and universities seeking more secure online identity solutions.
Over 40% of businesses in the UK have experienced fraud in the last year.
This practical guide gives you the information you need to help protect your business against growing threats of fraud.
We show you how and where fraud can take place throughout your business and highlight the "telltale" things to look out for.
We’ve also included key actions you should take to safeguard yourself and your business.
Taking some very basic steps can make a real difference to fraudsters’ success rates.
Whether you are a client of not I do hope that this guide helps business avoid being another statistic of crime this year.
This document provides information about cybercrimes and cybersecurity threats such as identity theft, cyberstalking, and cell phone hacking. It discusses common cybercrimes like credit card fraud, malware, and phishing scams. The document then gives tips for protecting yourself online such as using anonymizing browsers and VPN services, as well as ways to detect if a cell phone has been hacked by monitoring battery life and unusual phone activity. It provides information on responding to identity theft by filing a police report and checking your credit reports. Overall, the document aims to educate people on cybersecurity risks and recommendations for online safety.
Identity theft is a serious crime that occurs when someone uses another person's personal information without consent to commit fraud or theft. It is important to guard personal information by keeping documents secure, choosing strong passwords, and being careful online and on social media. If identity theft occurs, victims should contact financial institutions, police, and credit bureaus immediately.
This document discusses two forms of internet identity theft: phishing and pharming. Phishing involves fraudulent websites designed to steal personal information, while pharming uses viruses to redirect users to fake websites. To avoid becoming a victim, consumers should be wary of unsolicited requests for information, avoid following links in emails, and only use secure websites. Regularly checking accounts and installing anti-phishing software can also help protect personal information from being stolen online.
This document discusses internet fraud and provides information on:
- The nature and definitions of internet fraud, including using internet components like email, websites, and message boards to conduct fraudulent activities.
- Common types of internet fraud like auction fraud, credit/debit card fraud, and investment scams.
- Tools used to carry out internet fraud such as email, chat rooms, and spoofing/phishing websites.
- Statistics on internet crime complaints received by law enforcement in a given year, with internet auction fraud being the most reported offense.
This document discusses a model for reducing phishing attacks involving SIM card cloning in internet banking. It begins with an introduction describing how internet banking in South Africa has become vulnerable to fraudsters using phishing to steal users' information and then conducting fraudulent SIM swaps to intercept authorization codes. The background section then reviews literature on the causes of this vulnerability, how phishing and SIM cloning is used in these attacks, and the elements needed to reduce such fraudulent transactions, including increased cooperation between banks and mobile operators. The proposed model aims to reflect the actions needed by these groups to address this growing security problem.
More and more people are managing their finances online, with over 26 million people in the UK doing so. Younger people aged 25-34 are most likely to manage their money online, with over 75% doing so. About half of all UK adults now bank online. However, 1 in 10 people avoid online banking due to security fears. The document outlines various online banking fraud risks like phishing, malware, and money mules. It provides tips for safely banking online such as only using official apps/websites, password protecting devices, checking statements for unusual activity, and knowing your rights in cases of fraud.
The document provides information and steps for identity theft victims. It discusses how identity theft occurs through various methods like stealing personal information from businesses, stealing mail, dumpster diving, or using skimming devices on ATMs. It outlines immediate steps victims should take, including placing fraud alerts on credit reports, closing any fraudulent accounts, and disputing any unauthorized charges. The document also discusses ongoing monitoring and prevention of further identity theft.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed an emergency action against BroCo Investments, Inc. and its president Valery Maltsev alleging an ongoing fraud. The complaint alleges that from August 2009 to present, the defendants hijacked online brokerage accounts, placed unauthorized trades in the same securities they had acquired in their own account minutes prior to artificially affect prices, and realized over $255,000 in profits. The unauthorized trades also resulted in at least $603,000 in losses to other online brokerages and harmed unknowing market participants. The SEC seeks to freeze the defendants' assets and impose penalties, restitution, and permanent injunctions against future violations.
The document provides an overview of electronic fraud presented at the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Lagos Chapter seminar. It introduces Prof. Godwin Emmanuel, Oyedokun and his qualifications. It then outlines the presentation covering concepts of fraud and electronic fraud, types of electronic fraud like spam, auction site fraud, phishing, charity fraud and romance scams. It discusses means of preventing electronic fraud using artificial intelligence, network tokenization, biometric authentication, blockchain and encryption. It also examines challenges in detecting and controlling electronic fraud like human rights implications and complexity of technology. It concludes with tips for fraud alerts during crisis and emphasizes the need for education on secure online transactions.
Phishing involves deceiving users into providing sensitive information such as passwords or credit card details by sending fraudulent emails appearing to come from legitimate sources. These emails contain links directing users to spoofed websites that mimic real websites to steal information. SIM swapping, or SIM swopping, is a related fraud where criminals contact mobile providers pretending to be the user to transfer their phone number to a new SIM card, intercepting account login notifications. Users should be wary of unsolicited requests for information and ensure their devices and accounts have strong security protections in place.
This document discusses cyber fraud and its impact on e-commerce. It examines various technical, legal and regulatory aspects of cyber fraud. Some key points discussed include how cyber fraud affects e-commerce, the adequacy of national and international regulations, technical measures to prevent fraud, and mechanisms and laws to address fraud. Common types of cybercrimes are also outlined such as hacking, software piracy, and denial of service attacks. The document advocates for stricter implementation of existing cyber laws and increasing awareness of cyber fraud among law enforcement, legal professionals, businesses and the general public.
Identity theft occurs when someone uses another person's personal information without permission to commit fraud or other crimes. According to the FTC, about 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. Identity thieves may use stolen information to open credit cards or bank accounts, take out loans, file taxes, or get a job under the victim's name. Victims of identity theft can face damaged credit, debt collection issues, and problems getting loans or jobs in the future. Filing a police report is important to protect legal rights and help authorities investigate the crime.
Identity theft happens whenever someone uses your personal identification to commit fraud or other types of crimes. They may use your name, credit card number, or your Social Security number (or other identifying information).
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States, some 9 million Americans have their identities stolen every year. They also state that identity theft is likely to affect most people in some way. The thief may rent an apartment using someone else's name. He/She may open a line of credit or use your own line of credit for his/her buying needs. He/She may apply for a job using your identification.
here's a video that will help you: https://oke.io/BwCr4LGX
Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in America. It involves stealing someone's personal information like Social Security numbers or credit card numbers to assume their identity and open fraudulent accounts or make purchases. Victims can spend thousands of dollars and many hours resolving the issues. It is important to protect personal information, monitor accounts, and take action if identity theft is suspected. The government provides resources to prevent identity theft and assist victims.
This document discusses cybercrime and defines it as criminal acts committed on the internet, including hacking, denial of service attacks, and other activities that cause economic harm. It notes there are 9 main types of cybercrime and discusses several common variants like hacking, identity theft, and fake documents. The document also covers specific cybercrimes such as phishing, spoofing, and cyber defamation.
Cybercriminal in Brazil shares mobile credit card store app
RSA agents recently traced a threat actor advertising a mobile credit card store application. The cybercriminal shared the information on his Facebook page, including
methods for using the app and links for downloading it. Besides the obvious purpose of selling compromised credentials, launching the application on a mobile device also prompts requests for user permissions, which can give the application the kind of control over the device that is usually associated with malicious malware applications
Mobilereg Nigeria Ltd operates Fonreg, an online platform that aims to reduce mobile phone theft and crimes by allowing users to register their phones and check IMEI numbers. Fonreg's services include allowing individual users, police, and mobile operators to register phones, check if a phone is lost or stolen, and access a database of registered phones. Fonreg also integrates with other services to check IMEI numbers and notifies owners if a phone is reported as stolen. The goal is to monetize these services through commissions, advertising, premium SMS checking, and revenue sharing with mobile operators.
Being a victim of identity theft can be devastating to your personal and financial well-being. Learn about the different types and what you should do if it happens to you.
What are the negative and lasting effects of identity theftcFirst
This article will keep you informed about the latest identity theft news and stories about what law enforcement and elected officials are doing to protect consumers from becoming victims
Identity Fraud and How to Protect YourselfBarry Caplin
Identity theft occurs when someone steals personal information such as social security numbers, bank account numbers, or credit card numbers from another person and uses that information without permission to commit fraud or theft. Common ways identity thieves get personal information include stealing wallets and mail, hacking computers, and "phishing" scams. If you believe you are a victim of identity theft, you should contact one of the three major credit bureaus, close any fraudulent accounts, file a police report, and file an identity theft complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. There are also steps you can take to protect yourself such as shredding documents with personal information, being cautious about sharing information online and over the phone, and monitoring credit reports and bank statements
This document discusses identity theft as a growing epidemic. It defines identity theft and identity fraud, explaining how stolen identity details can be used. Some key points made include that most identity thefts occur offline, often by someone the victim knows. The document also provides tips on protecting against identity theft, such as shredding documents with personal information and being wary of unsolicited requests for information. Victims of identity theft are advised to act quickly by notifying relevant organizations in order to limit damage.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
Eight Months of EMV: Early Fraud Shifts and TrajectoryTransUnion
The United States has finally joined the rest of the G-20 countries in upgrading to the EMV standard, though the path has certainly been a rocky one. At the same time that EMV gradually works its way into the fabric of U.S. payments, financial fraud continues to increase. Account takeover (ATO), card-not-present (CNP) fraud, and application fraud are all rapidly rising, fueled by reams of data breaches that have given criminals vast stores of consumer data. Lessons learned from countries that preceded the United States in upgrading to EMV indicate that as the U.S. migration progresses, dwindling counterfeit card opportunity will further magnify the increases in other forms of fraud.
This on-demand webinar, based on fresh research from Aite Group, explores the current state of the U.S. EMV migration, and the associated account takeover, CNP fraud, and application fraud trends. The research will help executives benchmark EMV’s progress and better understand the rapidly shifting fraud landscape.
This document discusses identity theft in several languages. It defines identity theft as illegally obtaining and using someone's identity, usually for financial gain. It describes common types of identity theft like email theft, keylogging, fake job offers on social media. The document outlines how thieves steal personal information from online sources or by hacking accounts, and how they use the stolen data for crimes like credit card fraud, phone/utilities fraud, loans and taxes. It provides an example of identity theft and statistics on its prevalence and costs. Finally, it gives tips to protect from and respond to identity theft.
This document discusses identity theft, including how common it is with 14.4 million Americans affected in 2018. It describes the two main types of identity theft: conventional, where the thief pretends to be the victim to access accounts, and synthetic, where fake information is combined with the victim's real data to create a new identity. The document then outlines four common tactics thieves use to steal personal information: dumpster diving, phishing, hacking, and data breaches. Finally, it provides eight steps victims should take immediately, such as contacting institutions, reviewing statements, filing reports with the FTC and police, and placing fraud alerts on credit reports.
Identity theft occurs when someone steals and uses another person's personal information without permission to commit fraud or other crimes. There are several types of identity theft, including financial identity theft, the most common form where thieves use stolen information to obtain credit, loans, or services. Criminals can steal information through dumpster diving, changing addresses, or using stolen credit card information. To protect against identity theft, people should check credit reports regularly, shred documents, and be wary of unsolicited requests for personal information. Authorities recommend education and limiting shared information as ways to prevent identity theft.
Protecting your privacy, identity and financial information online is critically important in today’s Internet economy. Last year, 13.1 million Americans were victims of identity theft. I have no plans on joining this group, which is what inspired us to create our latest Zing blog guide – Identity 101.
The document discusses various identity theft and cybercrime issues. It notes that identity fraud is at an all-time high according to a 2010 report. The rise of social media has created opportunities for identity thieves to target personal information from social networking profiles. One in three people have had their personal information lost or stolen this year. The document provides tips on protecting yourself such as using strong and unique passwords, changing them frequently, and being wary of phishing scams.
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Running head: HOW TO AVOID INTERNET SCAMS AT THE WORKPLACE 1
How to avoid internet scams at the workplace
Christophe Bassono
CIST3000: Advanced Composition IS&T
Amanda L. Gutierrez, M.S. & M.A.
UNO-Fall 2018
HOW TO AVOID INTERNET SCAMS AT THE WORKPLACE 2
Online Fraud: How to Avoid Internet Scams in the Workplace
This section outlines how the researcher envisions presenting the report. The outline
demonstrates the different sections in which the report will be broken into and the
information that will be contained in each section
Introduction
Definition
Online fraud refers to deceitful schemes that are done using the internet. Online fraud may
come in the form of financial theft, identity theft or a combination of both.
History of Online Fraud
An influx of online fraud began to be experienced in the 1990s with the increased technology
use and e-commerce. In the beginning, online fraud was done by using the names of famous
celebrities of the time to commit internet crimes. Over time, more technical and sophisticated
plans were developed such as creating card-generator applications with real credit card
numbers, setting up dummy merchant websites and mass identity theft. Today, despite
attempts by various governments to regulate and mitigate online fraud, more sophisticated
online fraud schemes have been established ranging from credit card fraud to phishing,
hacking, and identity theft (Saeger & Probert, 2015).
In the recent past, computer fraud has evolved through a series of advancements outplaying
the traditional security defenses such as the two-factor authentication, antivirus, and SSL
encryption in the process. Zeus and SpyEye are the most common attack tools used by
hackers since they support the gathering of vast volumes of extremely sensitive
authentication data. It has been established that no single application is immune to attacks
and the malicious attackers are focusing more on online banking accounts because they offer
HOW TO AVOID INTERNET SCAMS AT THE WORKPLACE 3
most direct payoff. Online fraud is based on three core technologies: the botnet controllers
capable of handling hundreds of thousands of bots, highly effective data collection, and
sophisticated Trojans that are updateable.
Form grabbing for PCs running IE/Windows has been a simplified approach for fraud. The
technique helps attackers to extract data within browsers. The deployment of form grabbing
on compromised PCs allowed hackers to obtain numerous numbers of online bank account
IDs and passwords. The password-based authentication was termed no longer safe for online
banking prompting the introduction of two-factor authentication (Mellinger, 2011).
Nevertheless, criminals still found the loophole that helps them to challenge the security of
two-factor authentication through web injects. Malicious attackers that promote online fraud
have created various techniques.
The document discusses cyber identity theft and computer crimes. It notes that the internet is increasingly being used by criminals internationally and domestically to commit traditional crimes like fraud. New techniques like botnets, which control thousands of infected computers, are being used for illegal activities like spamming and cyberattacks. The document provides tips on minimizing the risk of identity theft and advises what to do if one becomes a victim.
All product and company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
The Identity Theft Checklist – Guidance for the general public.nz- Mark - Fullbright
All product and company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
The document summarizes the current and future state of identity theft. It discusses how identity theft currently costs billions annually in the US through various fraud types like credit card, tax return, medical, and child identity fraud. It also notes that small businesses are often vulnerable targets. The future state predicts that by 2017, identity theft will impact every aspect of life as criminals target organizations, mobile devices, social media, documents, bank accounts, and more to steal identities. Recommendations include increasing education, law enforcement resources, and privacy regulations to address the evolving crime.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
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Manipulating Social Media to Undermine Democracy 2017 Final Alireza Ghahrood
his report was made possible by the generous support of the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL), Google, the German Federal Foreign Office, the Internet Society, Yahoo, and Golden Frog. The content of this publication is the sole responsibility of Freedom House and does not necessarily represent the views of its donors.This booklet is a summary of findings for the 2017 edition of Freedom on the Net. A full volume with 65 country reports assessed in this year’s study can be found on our website at www.freedomonthenet.org.
Manipulating Social Media to Undermine Democracy Online content manipulation contributed to a seventh consecutive year of overall decline in internet freedom, along with a rise in disruptions to mobile internet ser-vice and increases in physical and technical attacks on human rights defenders and independent media.Nearly half of the 65 countries assessed in Freedom on the Net 2017 experienced declines during the coverage period, while just 13 made gains, most of them minor. Less than one-quarter of users reside in countries where the internet is designated Free, meaning there are no major obstacles to access, onerous restrictions on content, or serious violations of user rights in the form of unchecked surveillance or unjust repercussions for legitimate speech.The use of “fake news,” automated “bot” accounts, and other manipulation methods gained particular atten-tion in the United States. While the country’s online environment remained generally free, it was troubled by a proliferation of fabricated news articles, divisive partisan vitriol, and aggressive harassment of many journalists, both during and after the presidential election campaign. Russia’s online efforts to influence the American election have been well documented, but the United States was hardly alone in this respect. Manipulation and disinformation tactics played an important role in elections in at least 17 other countries over the past year, damaging citizens’ ability to choose their leaders based on factual news and authentic debate. Although some governments sought to support their interests and expand their influence abroad—as with Russia’s disinformation campaigns in the United States and Europe—in most cases they used these methods inside their own borders to maintain their hold on power
Countering Terrorism, Preventing Radicalization and Protecting Cultural Herit...Alireza Ghahrood
Abstract. The number of terrorist attacks that have brought about bloodshed and
left a mark on recent history have spotlighted once again the need to stem the attempts by terrorist organizations to conduct attacks within the EU, forestalling the
intentions of the martyrs-to-be. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is undoubtedly the terrorist group that, more than others, has taken advantage of Internet,
not only as a tactical means of coordination, but also as a tool to carry out proselytism, recruitment, propaganda, and fundraising. As one could imagine, constantly
monitoring the Internet for these activities is an extremely complex and time-consuming activity, requiring a huge amount of money and manpower, and resulting in
very poor – and only temporary – outcomes. To stem this rapidly spreading phenomenon, it can be useful to focus the attention of decision-makers, intelligence and
law enforcement on a possible profile of a “cyber terrorist”.
This paper aims at tracing the identikit of a possible “cyber terrorist” that is as
broad and consistent as possible.
Keywords. Al-Qaeda, cyber terrorist, Internet, ISIS, Islamic State, profiling, propaganda, proselytism, recruiting, terrorist organizations
Fighting in the “Grey Zone”: Lessons from Russian Influence Operations in Ukr...Alireza Ghahrood
Chairman Ernst, Ranking Member Heinrich, members of the Subcommittee on Emerging
Threats and Capabilities, thank you for the opportunity to speak about the lessons learned from
Russian influence operations in Ukraine.
Russia’s unconventional war against Ukraine has revealed a formidable toolkit of measures for
fighting in the so-called “grey zone,” from world-class cyber and electronic warfare capabilities
to sophisticated covert action and disinformation operations. Russia has used propaganda,
sabotage, assassination, bribery, proxy fronts, and false-flag operations to supplement its
considerable conventional force posture in eastern Ukraine, where several thousand Russian
military intelligence advisors, unit commanders, and flag officers exercise command and control
over a separatist force consisting of roughly 30,000-40,000 troops.
Moscow has been doing its homework. Recognizing that Russia’s conventional military
capabilities lag behind those of NATO, Russian Chief of the General Staff Valeriy Gerasimov
called in 2013 for investing in asymmetric capabilities to enable Russia to fight and win against
conventionally superior Western militaries. Gerasimov’s call for more emphasis on
unconventional warfare also coincided with a subtle but important shift in Russian foreign
policy. After Mr. Putin’s return to the Kremlin in 2012, Moscow dispensed with its post-Cold
War foreign policy of cooperating with the West where possible and competing where necessary.
Instead, the Kremlin now actively seeks to corrode the institutions of Western democracy,
undermine the transatlantic alliance, and delegitimize the liberal international order through a
continuous and sustained competition short of conflict that takes place across all domains.
However, even with Russia’s well-honed unconventional warfare capabilities, the United States
and its NATO Allies can prevail in this competition if we recognize the Kremlin’s goals for what
they are, develop smart strategies to counter them, properly align our institutional structures, and
invest in the right capabilities.
I will briefly discuss six areas where Russia has invested in significant unconventional or “new
generation warfare” capabilities, and suggest some responses the United States should consider.
All of the capabilities I will highlight were used during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014 and
remain on display as Russia continues to wage its unconventional war against the government in
Kyiv.
NATO - Robotrolling Report.NATO Strategic Communications Centre of ExcellenceAlireza Ghahrood
This document summarizes findings from the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence's analysis of social media discussions related to NATO and its presence in the Baltic states and Poland. The analysis found:
1) Robotic social media activity about these topics has declined sharply since early 2017, especially in Russian language discussions, though bots still generate a majority of messages.
2) Russian-language bots were particularly focused on generating content about Estonia, Latvia, and NATO exercises, and their messages differed depending on whether targeting Western or domestic Russian audiences.
3) English-language bots amplified messaging from Russian news sources like RT and Sputnik, especially around military exercises, but overall bot activity was lower than earlier in 2017
DIGITAL HYDRA: SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF FALSE INFORMATION ONLINEAlireza Ghahrood
The study investigates misinformation
and disinformation on social media in
the context of the rise of ‘fake news’
and the birth of the ‘post-truth’ era.
Are these concerns substantiated by
facts? What are the consequences of
these phenomena for the information
environment? Most importantly, do
these phenomena pose a threat for our
societal security? This study will provide
actionable knowledge by answering to
these questions.
This introduction is an attempt to position
the emergence of ‘fake news’ in a wider
societal context. Particular emphasis
is placed on the cognitive biases that
enable information manipulation. In turn,
this will lead to a discussion about the
tactics employed by adversarial actors
to carry out information activities
The document discusses several NSA tools for persisting access on target systems. DEITYBOUNCE exploits motherboard BIOS on Dell servers to gain periodic execution. IRONCHEF similarly exploits BIOS on HP servers and communicates with a hardware implant. FEEDTROUGH persists two implants on Juniper Netscreen firewalls across reboots and upgrades. The document provides technical details on the persistence techniques and operations.
Stuxnet is a complex malware that targeted industrial control systems in Iran. It used four zero-day exploits and spread through removable drives and local networks to find computers with Siemens Step 7 software to modify PLC code and sabotage industrial systems while avoiding detection. The malware infected over 100,000 hosts worldwide but about 60% were in Iran, its main target. It conducted five attack waves against Iranian organizations from 2009 to 2010.
MIT Open Access Articles Why Employees (Still) Click on Phishing Links: An In...Alireza Ghahrood
Original Paper
Why Employees (Still) Click on Phishing Links: Investigation in
Hospitals
Mohammad S Jalali1,2, PhD; Maike Bruckes3, PhD; Daniel Westmattelmann3, PhD; Gerhard Schewe3, PhD
1Massachusetts General Hospital Institute for Technology Assessment, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, United States
2Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management, Cambridge, MA, United States
3Center for Management, University of Muenster, Muenster, Germany
Corresponding Author:
Maike Bruckes, PhD
Center for Management
University of Muenster
Universitaetsstraße 14-16
Muenster
Germany
Phone: 49 2518323539
Email: maike.bruckes@wiwi.uni-muenster.de
Abstract
Background: Hospitals have been one of the major targets for phishing attacks. Despite efforts to improve information security
compliance, hospitals still significantly suffer from such attacks, impacting the quality of care and the safety of patients.
Objective: This study aimed to investigate why hospital employees decide to click on phishing emails by analyzing actual
clicking data.
Methods: We first gauged the factors that influence clicking behavior using the theory of planned behavior (TPB) and integrating
trust theories. We then conducted a survey in hospitals and used structural equation modeling to investigate the components of
compliance intention. We matched employees’ survey results with their actual clicking data from phishing campaigns.
Results: Our analysis (N=397) reveals that TPB factors (attitude, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control), as well
as collective felt trust and trust in information security technology, are positively related to compliance intention. However,
compliance intention is not significantly related to compliance behavior. Only the level of employees’ workload is positively
associated with the likelihood of employees clicking on a phishing link.
Conclusions: This is one of the few studies in information security and decision making that observed compliance behavior by
analyzing clicking data rather than using self-reported data. We show that, in the context of phishing emails, intention and
compliance might not be as strongly linked as previously assumed; hence, hospitals must remain vigilant with vulnerabilities that
cannot be easily managed. Importantly, given the significant association between workload and noncompliance behavior (ie,
clicking on phishing links), hospitals should better manage employees’ workload to increase information security. Our findings
can help health care organizations augment employees’ compliance with their cybersecurity policies and reduce the likelihood
of clicking on phishing links.
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Enterprises face increasing risks
Every day, modern enterprises face significant risk concerns. Consider the potential
impact of business disruption, technology breaches, and workforce safety issues, as
well as disconnected tools/systems/processes, productivity issues, and brand and
reputation damage. Other risks are ones that can’t be controlled as easily, including
extreme weather, the ever-growing cost associated with the number of global
compliance regulations, supply chain disruption—and global pandemics. This last one
previously didn’t seem that likely, but we’ve all experienced how that can change.
These concerns are present for every department across the enterprise. They impact
how people work and the business’s bottom line.
Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) programs help ensure that enterprises
address risks and meet compliance mandates. Today, these programs are even
more critical as enterprises around the world embrace digital transformation and
cloud-based platforms. Such innovations enable workforces and customers to easily
access digital services and processes, but these seamless experiences also bring
increased risks.
Outdated GRC practices and solutions
Many existing GRC solutions were developed and implemented before the largescale adoption of digital technology. These outdated solutions were not designed for
front-line employees, and they place a heavy burden on risk and compliance teams.
Neither the tools nor the teams can keep up. Right now, typically every department
in an enterprise has silos of data that these solutions must attempt to work with or
around. Compliance teams are forced to use manual, outdated, and inconsistent risk
management and compliance practices that don’t provide a real-time, overall view of
risk across the business
Effectively Manage and Continuously Monitor Tech and Cyber Risk and ComplianceAlireza Ghahrood
The risk landscape grows more complex with every new regulation and digitaltransformation initiative that requires new processes, partnerships, andtechnology.We know information technology risks come in many varieties: Cyber risk includesIT based threats such as ransomware, data loss, and system breaches. Tech risk develops when there is a failure to adapt to evolvingtechnologies. This can case disruption due to the lack of innovation, whichalso limits the ability to compete and address customer demands and marketshifts. Intellectual Property Risk occurs though a failure to recognize andprotect assets.Finally, compliance or integrity risk, is the result of a failure to act in accordance with industry laws, regulations, or best practices.
Managing the tech, compliance, or cybersecurity risks associated with thesechangesisn’ta point in time exercise. To do it effectively and responsibly, youneed visibility across your IT environment on a continuous basis. And with your teams struggling under the burden of manual processes any assistance accelerating the task of putting the controls in place and automating the monitoring process is no doubt welcome.That’s where our integrated risk management solution on the ServiceNowPlatform can help.We can enable you to efficiently manage, continuously monitor, and intelligently respond to technology risk, cyberriskand compliance through integration, automation, andreal-time insights -allwhile achieving a faster time to value
participatea in the identity management lifecycleAlireza Ghahrood
Identity lifecycle management refers to the process of managing the user identities and evolving access privileges of employees and contractors throughout their tenure—from day one through separation.
There are three core types of IP access control: discretionary, managed, and role-based. Discretionary access control is extremely flexible and nonrestrictive compared to its alternatives. This is because access rights are specified by users. The owner of a company can decide who has access to the office space.
BancoEstado Accelerates Digital Transformation with Cloud-based MFA & Card Is...Alireza Ghahrood
Banco del Estado de Chile operating as the brand BancoEstado, is the only public bank in
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The Chilean government relies on BancoEstado’s CuentaRUT debit cards to distribute
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recent pandemic relief funds. With a Chilean identity card (RUT or DNI) being the only
requirement to qualify for a CuentaRUT card, virtually every Chilean adult is a BancoEstado
customer. Given the public reliance on these cards, the secure and fast delivery of new
and replacement cards is paramount. Additionally, the security of the bank’s 9 million plus
mobile banking customers is equally critical to the stability of the country’s public economic
infrastructure
Identity and Access Management Solutions for Financial InstitutionsAlireza Ghahrood
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Cscu module 12 information security and legal complianceAlireza Ghahrood
The document discusses several security standards and regulations: HIPAA, which protects health information; FERPA, which protects student education records; and PCI DSS, which protects credit card data. It provides overviews of the objectives and requirements of each standard, including checklists of compliance steps. It aims to help organizations understand and implement the appropriate security controls to protect sensitive data as required by law and industry regulations.
The document discusses internet security and proposes three key points:
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The hacker or hackers that breached Sony's PlayStation Network and Qriocity services has cost Sony over $170 million. Sony has invested heavily in strengthening its networks before reopening the services. A Sony executive said a secure online environment is their top priority as they work to restore all services by the end of the month while offering customers free security and rewards for their patience.
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