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How To Prevent Identity Theft
Identity theft happens when someone steals your personal information to commit fraud. Cybercriminals can use this information to fraudulently apply for credit cards, file taxes, or get medical services. Identity theft can potentially go undetected for months unknowingly to the victim. Taking preventive steps can be effective measure to defend against cybercrime such as identity theft. This short video recommends things an individual can do to protect their identity against this type of cybercrime.
The Firewall
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Do not use public Wi-Fi for any shopping activity.
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If you answer a phone call and receive a recorded sales pitch, hang up and report it to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Do not click on or open e-mail attachments from individuals you do not know.
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You should set software to scan for updates automatically to keep computer systems up-to-date with the latest patches.
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Do not click on links sent in text messages from unknown numbers.
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Setting software to automatically update keeps you from having to remember to run updates manually.
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Do not connect to public Wi-Fi hotspots without using a reputable VPN service.
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