Amerika'nın Büyük Problemi
Courtesy of i-SAFE
- Sadece geçen yıl,10 milyona yakın Amerşkalı'nın kimliği suçlıular tarafından çaılnmıştır.
- Identity thieves made away with over $50 billion in false transactions
Identity theft is the fastest-growing crime in the United States with close to 10 million people victimized each year. Identity theft is when someone takes your personal information (name, address, credit card of social security number) and uses that to open up new credit cards, buy new stuff, or borrow money from the bank. For victims of identity fraud, it may mean months of headaches trying to recover the money lost and repair credit. An identity thief can damage a victim's financial reputation for years.
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Proving your identity online is a slightly different process, and sharing some of your personal information is necessary for many transactions. Your job is to determine whether the request for your information is coming from a reputable source or not.
- Do a background check: look for address and telephone number and call to talk to a company representative
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- See if the web site is encrypted, another layer of security for you (you'll be able to tell in the address bar if it reads "https" and a tiny padlock appears at the bottom of the screen
- Make sure your transactions are secure; afterwards make sure to logout, clear your cache or close your browser window before browsing again
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Kimlik Hırsızlığı ve Şifre Çalma Haylazlığı
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A phishing scam has the purpose of obtaining your valuable personal information— such as passwords, credit card and bank account information —by impersonating a company you deal with and trust. Most phishing scams copy the contents and appearance of bank and credit card websites so that you think you are merely updating your account information when you are actually giving it to a con artist. Some of these 'spoofs' are so convincing, it can be difficult to distinguish a scam from the real thing. However, here are some signs that can help you identify a scam:
- E-mail size kişisel olarak hitap etmez, ama genel bir hitapla başlar mesela 'sevgili müşterimiz' gibi.
- Sağlanan URL güvendiğiniz bir şirkete aitmiş gibi görünüyor ama farenizle üzerie geldiğinizde gerçek linkin aynı olmadığını görüyorsunuz.
- There is an urgent tone to the request, as though drastic measures will be taken against you if you do not respond almost immediately.
- You are asked to submit information the company should already have.
Daha fazla öğrenmek için tavsiye ederiz:
The Anti-Phishing Working Group
Microsoft: Şifre Çalma Haylazlarının Belirlenmesine Yardım Ediniz
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According to studies done by the Internet Fraud Complaint Center, the United States overwhelmingly suffers from the most cases of Internet fraud and identity theft. In the U.S. in 2004, over 87% of fraud attempts were conducted over the Internet, with 63.5% of cases occurring over email.
Internet fraud perpetrators and victims (complainants) have a smaller presence in the following countries:
Top 10 Countries for Perpetrators of Internet Fraud
Represents % of total perpetrators where country is known
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2001
- United States: 87.6%
- Nigeria: 2.7%
- Canada: 2.5%
- Romania: 0.9%
- United Kingdom: 0.9%
- South Africa: 0.5%
- Australia: 0.4%
- Indonesia: 0.3%
- Togo: 0.3%
- Russia: 0.2%
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2004
- United States: 78.75%
- Canada: 3.03%
- Nigeria: 2.87%
- United Kingdom: 2.32%
- Italy: 2.01%
- Greece: 1.04%
- Romania: 0.92%
- France: 0.86%
- Spain: 0.6%
- China: 0.58%
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Top 10 Countries – Internet Fraud Complainant Represents % of total complainants where country is known
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2001
- United States: 93.4%
- Canada: 2.2%
- United Kingdom: 1.0%
- Australia: 0.5%
- Japan: 0.2%
- Germany: 0.2%
- Singapore: 0.2%
- Indonesia: 0.1%
- New Zealand: 0.1%
- South Africa: 0.1%
Kaynak: Internet Fraud Complaint Center (IFCC)
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2004
- United States: 92.34%
- Canada: 2.94%
- Australia: 0.74%
- United Kingdom: 0.50%
- Germany: 0.18%
- Italy: 0.17%
- Singapore: 0.16%
- France: 0.15%
- Japan: 0.15%
- Netherlands: 0.13%
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