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Americans love convenience and speed. But sometimes it comes at the risk of identity theft. If you own an e-passport or RFID cards, you may be transmitting information to thieves without even knowing it. Learn the risks of using RFID cards and what you can do about to avoid identity theft.
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It's important to protect yourself against identity theft at all times. Right now, you have control over your personal information and to what extent it's available online. This is crucial when it comes to avoiding identity theft. But what if electronic medical records become a reality? What then?
There are many pros and cons surrounding the electronic medical records debate. Learn what they are and what your next step should be.
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Most computer savvy people know about phishing, how it steals identities and wreaks havoc with your personal finances and credit ratings. To prevent phishing, it pays to know the different types. Search engine phishing is one of the most commonly used types of phishing. Learn what it is and how to prevent it.
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WiFi hotspots are popping up everywhere and computer crimes linked to WiFi are popping up just as fast. On one hand, you certainly don't want to go without the convenience, but on the other hand, you can't afford to put yourself at risk for a computer cyber crime. To stay safe and still use WiFi, you should know a few things.