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2021-09-25 19:49:07 There are many different examples of identity theft, including:

- Financial identity theft : This is the most common type of identity theft. Financial identity theft seeks economic benefits by using a stolen identity.

- Tax-related identity theft : In this type of exploit, the criminal files a false tax return with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), for example, using a stolen Social Security number.

- Medical identity theft : This is where the thief steals information, such health insurance member numbers, to receive medical services. The victim's health insurance provider may get fraudulent bills. This will be reflected in the victim's account as services they received.

- Criminal identity theft : In this example, a person under arrest gives stolen identity information to the police. If this exploit is successful, the victim is charged instead of the thief.

- Child identity theft : In this exploit, a child's Social Security number is misused to apply for government benefits and open bank accounts or other services. Criminals often seek the information of children because the damage may go unnoticed for a long time.

- Senior identity theft : This type of exploit targets people over the age of 60. Senior citizens are often identified as easy theft targets. It is important for seniors to be aware of the evolving methods thieves use to steal information.

- Identity cloning for concealment : In this exploit, a thief impersonates someone else to hide from law enforcement or creditors. Because this isn't always financially motivated, it's hard to track and there often isn't a paper trail for law enforcement to follow.

- Synthetic identity theft : In this type of exploit, a thief partially or completely fabricates an identity by combining different pieces of PII from different sources. For example, the thief may combine one stolen Social Security number with an unrelated birthdate. Usually, this type of theft is difficult to track because the activities of the thief are recorded files that do not belong to a real person.

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2021-09-23 14:24:48 ​​ How to Secure Your YouTube Channel From Hacker's & How to identify fake Sponsorship Email's

In this tutorial you will learn :

- How to Secure YouTube Channel
- Fake Sponsorship
- Illegal Links
- Fake Software

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2021-09-23 08:09:33 What is identity theft ?

Identity theft, also known as identity fraud, is a crime in which an imposter obtains key pieces of personally identifiable information (PII), such as Social Security or driver's license numbers, to impersonate someone else.

The stolen information can be used to run up debt purchasing credit, goods and services in the name of the victim or to provide the thief with false credentials. In rare cases, an imposter might provide false identification to police, creating a criminal record or leaving outstanding arrest warrants for the person whose identity has been stolen.

Types of identity theft

The two categories of identity theft are:

- True-name identity theft means the thief uses PII to open new accounts. The thief might open a new credit card account, establish cellular phone service or open a new checking account to obtain blank checks.

- Account-takeover identity theft is when the imposter uses PII to gain access to the person's existing accounts. Typically, the thief will change the mailing address on an account and run up a bill before the victim realizes there is a problem. The internet has made it easier for identity thieves to use the information they've stolen since online transactions are made without any personal interaction.

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2021-09-11 08:20:01 Who uses the dark web ?

- The dark web began as a channel for anonymous communication, making it attractive to hackers and criminals. While it continues to be a haven for illicit activity, it does have legitimate and lawful uses as well.

- For example, the dark web can help users communicate in environments or geographical areas where free speech isn't protected. Dark web social media networks also exist, such as specialized clubs and BlackBook, which is considered the Facebook of Tor.

- The primary use of the dark web is for e-commerce. With the use of cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin, users can make any purchase on the dark web without revealing their identity.

This lends itself well to criminal activity and hidden services, such as:

• hitmen
• purchasing and selling credit card numbers, bank account numbers or online banking information
• money laundering
• illegal content like child pornography
• purchasing and selling illegal drugs
• purchasing and selling counterfeit money
• purchasing and selling weapons

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2021-09-04 13:45:27 How is the dark web accessed ?

- The dark web can't be accessed through your typical browsers, such as Firefox or Chrome. It can only be accessed with a specialized, anonymous browser, such as Tor or the Invisible Internet Project (I2P).

- This type of web browser keeps a user's identity hidden by routing web page requests through a series of proxy servers that renders an IP address untraceable.

- Websites on the dark web have an unconventional naming structure. Therefore, users need to know the URL they want to access beforehand. Furthermore, dark web search engines aren't as effective and prominent as Google.

- Instead of ending in .com or other common suffixes, dark web URLs typically end in .onion, a special-use domain suffix. Dark web sites also have URLs that are a mix of letters and numbers, making them hard to find or remember.

- For example, the now-defunct darknet black market, The Silk Road, went by the URLs silkroad6ownowfk.onion and silkroad7rn2puhj.onion.

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