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Can you stop identity theft?
Internet Identity Theft is the term for the criminal act of stealing personal information with the intent of using it to create similar cloned identities without the victims' knowledge. Not everyone knows how identity theft protection can be archived and the person whose identity is used can experience different consequences when is held responsible for the thief’s actions. In many countries, using another person’s identity for personal gain is considered to be a crime and is accordingly punished.
How your identity gets stolen
Thieves can steal your personal information by going through mail and trash, looking for bank and credit statements, stealing personal information from your wallet or getting your personal records at work. Recently thieves have discovered easier ways for stealing identity such as acquiring personal information you share on unsecured Internet sites. Malicious E-mails can be specially crafted to target you with attached applications that can harm your computer by remotely and secretly installing spyware on your computer. Your IP address can be traced back to your offline identity like where you live, address, Internet connection, much more.
Protect Against IDENTITY THEFT...
before its too late! Once your identity is stolen,
thieves can use it in a variety of ways such as
shopping online using your credit card or paying
bills, opening different accounts and might even get
you in problems with law. Unfortunately many people
find out that their identity was stolen after some
damage has been done and might pass months.
One should
consider the use of antiphishing tools, which are special programs
that verify Web sites and URL’s warning about those
that hide their true address. Some browsers like
Google Chrome have this feature built in. Another method is to
use an application that will hide your IP address
every time you surf on the Internet, stopping
hackers in their tracks. Hide My IP provides
you this security, a small one time fee for lifetime
access.