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Identity Theft News December 22, 2010 2009 Supreme Court Decision: Illegal Aliens Not Guilty of Identity Theft? 2008: 'Generally speaking, people who come into the United States don't go out and steal an identity. They generally purchase a set of identity documents for the purpose of being able to work.'

(Chris Joseph, Esq.) December 22, 2010 Ohio: Alarming increase in identity theft cases CLEVELAND -- There is an alarming increase in the number of identity theft cases that the Ohio State Highway Patrol is now investigating. December 22, 2010 Police make arrests in identity theft ring Tulare police made two arrests and are looking for two more in connection with an identity theft enterprise with victims throughout the state. December 22, 2010 Hillsborough man arrested after FDLE uncovers elaborate ID theft operation TAMPA — Authorities said Tuesday they have charged a 58-year-old man with identity theft and possession of stolen credit cards after a three-month investigation revealed a sophisticated operation. December 22, 2010 Two-timing geezer fleecer jailed A confessed Manhattan gold digger yesterday was sentenced to 3½ to seven years in prison after apologizing for 'inconveniencing' her two sick, elderly victims. December 22, 2010 5-Month-Old's Identity Stolen Credit Card Accounts Use Baby's Information December 22, 2010 Chandler woman accused of stealing from fallen officer's fund Chandler Police arrested a woman suspected of stealing more than $300 from the memorial account for Det. Carlos Ledesma Monday.

December 22, 2010 Hacker threatened the US Vice President A US BLOKE hacked into his neighbour's WiFi network and made threats to kill the Vice President of the United States. December 22, 2010 Three charged in scheme to steal cancer patients' identification Southfield- Three people are facing charges for allegedly stealing the identification of cancer patients being treated at a Southfield medical facility and using the credit card numbers to buy building materials for remodeling projects. December 22, 2010 Great Falls woman pleads guilty to wire fraud GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — A Great Falls woman has pleaded guilty to charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. December 22, 2010 Trio convicted in counterfeit check ring NEWPORT NEWS – Three members of a counterfeit check ring conspiracy were sentenced last week for running a two-year fraud scheme throughout the Tidewater area that caused more than $50,000 in losses. Banks and businesses, including some in James City County, were among the victims. December 22, 2010 San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department releases a warning about 'Hitman' email scam The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department has been investigating several complaints from citizens who report being threatened in an email, widely known as the “Hitman Scam.” The FBI first reported the Hitman Scam on their web site back in December 2006.

It made the rounds for a few years and died down. However, it seems to have made a comeback. December 22, 2010 Waterford man allegedly steals 15,000 Social Security numbers WATERFORD -- A 25-year-old Waterford man has been arrested for stealing over 15,000 social security numbers, State Police say. December 22, 2010 ID theft case nets 2 arrests in Tulare Tulare police made two arrests and are looking for two more in connection with an identity theft enterprise with victims throughout the state.

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December 21, 2010 Federal Investigators Shut Down Identity Theft Ring SOUTHFIELD, Mich. -- A former Newland Medical Center Employee was charged Monday with 15 counts of identity theft and criminal enterprise. December 21, 2010 Feds Pursuing Fraud Charges Against Oil Spill Claimants in 5 States A woman was indicted last week in the Eastern District of Louisiana for allegedly filing fraudulent claims for compensation due to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Four other individuals were also charged last week in Alabama, Michigan, and Mississippi for fraud related to oil spill compensation claims, in addition to two defendants previously indicted on Nov. 22 and 24 in Texas and North Carolina. December 21, 2010 Boonton man arrested on identity theft charges after 1-hour manhunt MOUNT OLIVE — A Boonton man accused of identity theft led police on an hour-long manhunt Friday when he fled a Toys 'R' Us warehouse where he worked in an attempt to escape. December 21, 2010 Identity theft reports climb to 135 in Butte Butte police have received 135 reports of identity theft from last week to Monday afternoon.

December 21, 2010 Lynn man convicted of identity theft, mail and wire fraud LYNN - A Lynn man was convicted on Monday in federal court of mail, wire and bank fraud, as well as aggravated identity theft to purchase cars and motorcycles. December 21, 2010 Laptop with medical info stolen from Wisconsin doctor Thousands of patients are being offered identity theft protection after a laptop was stolen from a doctor's home in Fitchburg. December 21, 2010 Identity Theft: The Gift that Keeps on Giving Last Minute Holiday Shoppers can be Easy Targets December 21, 2010 Suspect wanted on bank fraud, identity theft charges BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - Sheriff's deputies are looking for a man on identity theft and fraud charges. December 21, 2010 Palagi pleads guilty to wire fraud, identity theft Tina Marie Palagi pled guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in a Great Falls courtroom on Monday. December 21, 2010 The Women of Twitter: Behind those sexy tweets “The CADJPY is testing the rising trend line dating back to Nov. 2,” announced the blonde bombshell in a low-cut bikini top, discussing with seeming gravitas and authority technical levels for the value of the Canadian dollar against the Japanese yen.

“Despite consumer prices and retails sales topping expectations.” December 21, 2010 Woman pleads guilty to wire fraud, ID theft Great Falls resident Tina Marie Palagi, 44, pled guilty on Monday in federal court to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. December 21, 2010 Credit cards could be easy pickings for high-tech thieves SALT LAKE CITY — A new credit card technology designed to increase consumer convenience may put users at higher risk for identity theft. December 21, 2010 PinnacleHealth outpatient data breached PinnacleHealth announced Monday that it has sent notifications to 1,086 people whose personal outpatient medical information may have been accessed through an independent medical transcription company. December 21, 2010 Pair charged with stealing from elderly Limerick woman An Upper Darby woman employed as a caregiver of an 84-year-old Limerick woman has been charged along with her male co-conspirator with stealing more than $11,000 from her elderly patient.

December 21, 2010 ATM machine stolen from gas station Officers were contacted about an alarm at a convenience store Dec. 8 on Patrick Mill Road. Upon arrival officers noticed the front door had been pried open and the interior window had been broken from the inside. December 17, 2010 Nearly 12 million in U.S. Were victims of identity theft, report says Nearly 12 million people, about 5% of the U.S. Population ages 16 and older, were victims of identity theft in a recent two-year period, the Department of Justice reported Thursday.

December 17, 2010 Fighting bad guys with good tech As more crimes are committed online, or with the help of online data, police departments are banding together to share tech tips and catch wrongdoing wherever it occurs. December 17, 2010 Stolen: True Tales of Identity Theft Identity theft happens when you least expect it -- and it's often committed by the people you least suspect. The thief could be someone you trusted implicitly, such as your ex-girlfriend, or someone who has no qualms about living the high life on your tab.

December 17, 2010 20 news cases of identity theft in Butte A whopping 20 new cases of identity theft were reported to Butte law enforcement on Wednesday. This makes for almost 30 cases of credit and debit card fraud since Friday. December 17, 2010 Identity Theft on the Rise During Holiday Season; Whether Shopping Online or at the Mall, Be Vigilant NEW YORK, Dec. 16, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- With everything easily available from wines and perfumes to electronics and toys, online shopping is an increasingly attractive alternative to braving the local mall during the holidays. However, it can also pose a risk to your identity, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.). December 17, 2010 Identity Theft Suspects Arrested - DOVER, Del. - Three suspects are behind bars in connection to using a stolen credit card.

Mark Talcott, 26, Sandra Lowden, 25, and Robert Trowbridge II, 25, have each been charged with 18 counts of various theft and related crimes. December 17, 2010 New Haven man sent to prison for $780,000 identity theft fraud A New Haven man was sentenced to more than 7 years in prison for stealing more than $780,000 in an identity theft scheme through which he took over Walmart and Sam’s Club credit card account of victims, authorities said in a statement. December 17, 2010 Local Women Indicted For Identity Theft: Scheme Could Affect Thousands Four Waco women have been arrested on federal charges stemming from an alleged identify theft scheme in which thousands of background-check applications that were supposed to have been destroyed were stolen. December 17, 2010 Mesa police accuse Scottsdale deli worker of identity theft Mesa police arrested a 40-year-old man Wednesday in connection with a string of credit card thefts they said he committed while working at a Scottsdale restaurant. December 17, 2010 5 face charges related to ID theft, tax fraud Five people were indicted by a federal grand jury in the Middle District of Alabama on a variety of charges stemming from an identity theft and tax fraud conspiracy, the Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service announced Thursday.

December 17, 2010 Man pleads guilty in ID theft case One of the main figures in San Antonio's largest identity theft case pleaded guilty Thursday. December 17, 2010 How to foil electronic pickpockets No reason to be overly fearful of high-tech scanning devices December 17, 2010 Chase Leads to Arrest for Theft, Identity Theft A wild car chase through Lackawanna County has a woman from the Philadelphia area under arrest. December 17, 2010 Loren Steffy: Our goodbye to privacy online The irony didn't hit me until later in the evening. The same day that Time magazine named Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg as its Person of the Year, I spent part of the afternoon talking with a Sugar Land physician about electronic medical records. December 17, 2010 Career thief jailed on $253K bail HILO -- A 40-year-old Nanawale Estates woman with a lengthy history of theft has been charged with 22 financial crimes -- and police are investigating other potential charges against her.

December 17, 2010 New finger print ID system for websites that means you don't need to remember every online password With the average person having at least five online accounts it can be a struggle to remember all of the usernames and passwords. December 17, 2010 Northfield man convicted by federal jury in fraud case ST. -- A 52-year-old Northfield man was found guilty by a federal jury in St. Paul on Thursday for using the identity of others, including that of a dead man, for the past 20 years and attempting to obtain passports, a Social Security card, bank accounts and credit cards with false identification.

December 17, 2010 Crowd sourcing the fight against cybercrime? The European Union (EU) is examining a plan to use 'crowd sourcing' to fight internet crime, allowing members of the public to connect directly with police and report internet security attacks and online scams. December 17, 2010 Store clerk accused of stealing credit card numbers in Okeechobee County OKEECHOBEE COUNTY — A convenience store employee will be arraigned Friday on several federal charges after allegedly stealing credit card numbers in a counterfeit operation, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. December 17, 2010 Nine St.

Joseph's/Candler employees snagged in medical breach Nine St. Joseph's/Candler employees were punished after a digital image of a patient's anatomy was photographed, texted by cell phone and posted to Facebook. December 17, 2010 Patients contacted after data loss at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust CONFIDENTIAL patient records have been stolen from a local hospital. December 17, 2010 Romanian police cuff 40+ over €millions telecom blag Romanian police are claiming success in breaking up a cybercrime ring blamed for losses of more than €11m ($14.6 million) through telecoms call charge fraud. December 17, 2010 More censorship, data breaches and devices: Security predictions for 2011 This past year has been a doozy in the security world.

We kicked off the year by discovering operation Aurora, saw the first national-industrial sabotage attack with Stuxnet and are closing the year with Wikileaks about to become a constitutional crisis between the First amendment and a 1917 espionage law. Reality has well and truly become weirder than fiction. December 16, 2010 Internet Domain Name Theft Conviction May Be First in U.S. In what prosecutors are calling the first U.S.

Conviction for theft of an Internet domain name, a Union Township, N.J. Man pleaded guilty Monday to stealing a web address and selling it on eBay to an innocent buyer: former professional basketball player Mark Madsen. December 16, 2010 Congress acts to stop scams using false caller IDs WASHINGTON – Congress moved Wednesday to stop scammers who use fake caller IDs to trick people into revealing Social Security and credit card numbers and other vital information.

December 16, 2010 State Public Health Department loses records of 2,550 people State public health authorities have lost medical and other records for 2,550 healthcare facility residents, workers and state staff, officials said Wednesday in a statement. December 16, 2010 Two arrested at Limerick outlets for identity theft Two New York men were arrested after being caught at a store with false identities and hundreds of bank account numbers, Social Security numbers and other personal information that was not their own. December 16, 2010 Beaufort Couple Charged With Credit Card Fraud And Aggravated Identity Theft United States Attorney Bill Nettles announced today that a Federal Grand Jury sitting in Charleston, South Carolina, has returned the following Indictments: Annette Lucille Rhett, 31, and Joseph Linwood Redd, 49, both of Beaufort, were charged in a 3-count Indictment with Credit Card Fraud, Possession of 15 or more Unauthorized Credit Card Numbers and Aggravated Identity Theft. December 16, 2010 Police identify 11 in identity theft case Springs Police bust a major crime ring they say was using counterfeiting and identity theft to pay for their meth addiction. December 16, 2010 Case continued for former beauty queen accused of identity theft HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A former beauty queen at the center of a large identity theft case was scheduled to appear in court Wednesday for a change of plea hearing. December 16, 2010 Waterford man allegedly steals 15,000 Social Security numbers WATERFORD -- A 25-year-old Waterford man has been arrested for stealing over 15,000 social security numbers, State Police say. December 16, 2010 Ohio State reveals server was hacked; 760,000 people offered credit protection COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio State University says unauthorized users accessed a computer server containing personal information on about 760,000 current and former faculty, staff, students and others.

December 16, 2010 Ex-Geneva car dealer gets 3 years in fed pen The former owner and general manager of Massucci’s Geneva Ford will spend three years in federal prison for bank fraud and identity theft, the Federal Bureau of Investigations reports. December 16, 2010 Bus driver who stole identities of disabled passengers sentenced to prison A Central Florida bus driver charged with stealing the identities of her disabled passengers and opening credit accounts with their personal information was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in federal prison Wednesday, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. December 16, 2010 Fort Collins man accused of 123 car break-ins A man serving time in a halfway house for breaking into vehicles faces more charges for allegedly stealing items from more than 120 vehicles. December 16, 2010 Alleged Harvard Univ. Scammer Due In Court WOBURN (CBS) – A man from Delaware who is accused of faking his way into Harvard University and stealing $45,000 in financial aid, grants and scholarships is headed to court Thursday.

December 16, 2010 Norton Study Reveals 'Over-Sharing' of Holiday Cheer Puts Consumers at Risk MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Dec. 16, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- With more than 1,300 merchants participating in national 'Free Shipping Day' tomorrow, it's more likely that last-minute shoppers will be hitting the Internet in force. December 16, 2010 Thieves Stealing Identities By 'Fishing' For Mail In Drop-off Boxes Your rent check might be in danger if you mailed it from a drop-off box on a street corner or outside a post office. Some say your identity could be too. December 16, 2010 ST. LOUIS >Ex-inmate accused of scam A former South Carolina inmate was indicted Wednesday for allegedly submitting false student aid forms to Webster University's distance learning programs, then using nearly $125,000 in aid for personal expenses.

December 16, 2010 ID Theft Arrest A Waterford man is charged with stealing social security numbers from close to 15 thousand people. December 16, 2010 Trial opens for alleged hacker accused of using know-how to terrorize neighbors in Blaine The tools he used were high-tech, but the motive fueling Barry Ardolf's alleged crimes predated the invention of the fence: He was mad at his neighbor. December 16, 2010 Gawker theft stirs ID safety push The gruesome aftermath of last weekend's ugly hacker attack on gossip empire Gawker Media has other sites working furiously to ensure their users are kept out of harm's way. December 16, 2010 Authorities: Fundraising scam all too typical for holidays LANCASTER -- It's the season for gift giving and end-of-the-year charity soliciting. It's also a time for scam artists to use people's desire to help others against them.

December 16, 2010 Phishing foot soldiers WASHINGTON – Sitting at a computer somewhere overseas in January 2009, computer hackers went phishing. December 16, 2010 Indictments detail car title scam in three states A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted 19 people in three states, accusing them in a scheme involving 800 fraudulent Texas vehicle titles that cheated lenders out of at least $3 million. December 16, 2010 Cops: Geoffrey Lucas wrote bogus prescriptions ONEIDA — The Oneida physician arrested Saturday on three felony charges is no longer practicing medicine at Women’s Health Associates. December 16, 2010 Data Breach Risk Is High at Colorado Agencies, Audit Says Auditors have found flaws in Colorado’s cyber-security program that put the state government at “high risk” of system compromise or data breach, according to a report released this week. December 16, 2010 UK Man cops to £500,000 iTunes royalty scam A UK man has admitted involvement in crime ring that generated £500,000 in royalties by using stolen credit cards to buy his own songs on iTunes and Amazon, according to published reports.

December 16, 2010 Hacker warning over internet-connected HDTVs Internet-connected HDTVs could be used by hackers to infiltrate home networks, according to a firm that markets device security software for smartphones, VoIP devices and TVs. December 16, 2010 Facebook Crimes Surge By 7,400 Percent PC Advisor (UK) — The number of crimes taking place on Facebook has soared by 7,400 percent in the past three years.

December 16, 2010 Warning over growth of fake PC 'defrag' tools Fake AV has morphed into expensive 'disk fix' December 15, 2010 Federal employee peeked at celebrity loan info An employee in the U.S. Department of Education office in Chicago admitted today to snooping through student loan records of hundreds of friends, relatives and celebrities. December 15, 2010 Man who allegedly used stolen identity for more than a decade caught LOUISVILLE, KY. (WHAS11) - Carlos Rios Bravo was arrested for felony identity theft Dec. 13 for using another man’s social security number.

December 15, 2010 Father arrested for stealing kids' identity for cable AMSTERDAM -- Police arrested a man Tuesday on two counts of identity theft and two counts theft of services. December 15, 2010 Brooklyn man charged in identity theft METUCHEN — Police arrested and charged a 25-year-old Brooklyn, N.Y., man for identify theft last week after he attempted to deposit a large amount of money at the Wachovia Bank on Main Street. December 15, 2010 Teen violates probation with identity theft charge A Kinston teenager violated the terms of his probation this week when city police arrested him for allegedly stealing a Snow Hill man’s First Citizens’ Bank debit card and making purchases with it. December 15, 2010 4 arrested in ID fraud ring BLUFFTON, SC (WTOC) – Four people were arrested on conspiracy and identity theft charges as part of an investigation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. December 15, 2010 Identity Theft Charges LENOIR COUNTY -- Kinston Police say 19-year-old Cody Holden faces identity theft charges. The Kinston Free Press reports Holden was arrested Sunday for stealing a Snow Hill man's debit card and using it to make purchases. December 15, 2010 Shredding is the safest way to get rid of credit card offers Throwing them away isn’t the answer.

December 15, 2010 Kindsight Security Trial Reveals Nearly One Third of Home Networks Have Been Successfully Hacked Compromised Home Networks Leave Users Susceptible to ID Theft and Other Threats December 15, 2010 Palm Springs OBGYN expected to plead guilty in case with 276 felony counts An obstetrician-gynecologist is expected Wednesday to admit to charges of fraudulently obtaining tens of thousands of highly addictive painkillers for herself over a period of months and be sentenced. December 15, 2010 YAWI: Woman handed application and told she had a job only to get scammed Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) - Thousands of Nevadans are looking for jobs right now. A lucky few in Las Vegas thought they'd landed on their feet at Big Lots.

Unfortunately, they ended up being victims of a scam. December 15, 2010 Yummy mummy con hits the rich They are dubbed the “yummy mummies” – a gang of pretty young women who steal identities and then hit the banks, withdrawing large sums of money from people’s accounts. December 15, 2010 ICE officials arrest 4 in Bluffton BLUFFTON, SC - A search warranted executed Monday at a Bluffton apartment complex resulted in the arrest of four individuals, and the seizure of numerous items of evidence used in the manufacturing of fraudulent identification documents. December 15, 2010 FTC Halts Operation that Posed as Government Agencies and Duped Consumers into Paying to Collect Bogus Prize Money At the Federal Trade Commission’s request, a federal judge has halted an operation that allegedly tricked people into paying a $20 fee to collect a fake multi-million-dollar sweepstakes prize. The case is part of an ongoing FTC crackdown on scams that target financially strapped Americans, and the agency is seeking to make the defendants give up their ill-gotten gains. December 15, 2010 Database breach that could endanger lives A database breach that could result in more than just identity theft is the result of a compromise of the online database of the Mesa County Sheriff's Department (Colorado) by yet unknown individuals. December 15, 2010 Genesco Payment Database Breached, Full Payment Data Taken Genesco, the $1.6 billion North American footwear retailer, confirmed Friday (Dec.

10) that its payment systems had been breached. The theft apparently started with the 2,225-store chain, but neither the number of cards nor whether other chains were impacted was not initially disclosed. December 15, 2010 University faces lawsuit after security breach Personal information of 40,000 former University of Hawaii students was online for nearly a year December 14, 2010 Guest charged in credit card theft WATSONTOWN — A Watsontown woman's stolen credit card — taken by a visitor to her home — serves as a reminder to everyone to stay on guard to protect personal account information. December 14, 2010 Beware: 7 Scrooge-worthy scams for the holidays The holiday scam season is upon us. December 14, 2010 TrendMicro - Scammer Will Do Anything Video from Trend Micro’s 2010 What’s Your Story Video Contest.

Just how far will scammers go to get your information? December 14, 2010 Phone calls seeking Medicare information likely lead to identity theft Medicare scams seem to come with the holiday season, especially during the open-enrollment period that lasts through the end of the year.

Scammers typically seek financial information from seniors over the phone in a scheme that amounts to Medicare identity theft. December 14, 2010 Woman, accused of baby-sale scam, facing new charges of identity theft JOPLIN, Mo. — A Joplin woman who was jailed last week on felony stealing charges after she allegedly accepted $200 from two undercover police officers in what turned out to be a baby-sale scam faces new felony charges of trafficking in stolen identities and identity theft. December 14, 2010 More identity thefts reported Federal and state authorities on Monday confirmed a recent swell in reports in Butte of identity theft involving unauthoritized credit card charges. December 14, 2010 Police stalker takes plea deal ELYRIA — A Sheffield Lake man accused of stalking an Elyria police detective and her family took a plea deal Monday. December 14, 2010 Teen earns 6-month sentence for ID theft, burglary FARMINGTON -- A judge reprimanded an 18-year-old for his crime spree before sentencing him to serve six months in jail for vehicle burglary and identity theft. December 14, 2010 Australians could be charged for WikiLeaks site attacks: expert Australians who took part in attacks that brought down the websites of firms refusing to transfer payments to WikiLeaks may find themselves in breach of the law, a University of Sydney cyber-security expert says.

December 14, 2010 Check-fraud 'recruit' from Grand Rapids sentenced to jail in Muskegon MUSKEGON — A Grand Rapids woman has been sentenced in Muskegon County for her role in a Grand Rapids-based check-cashing scheme. December 14, 2010 Shopper busted for using phony money LIMERICK — A Philadelphia man who allegedly used counterfeit bills to pay for some of his Black Friday purchases at the Philadelphia Premium Outlets was held for court on charges of felony forgery. December 14, 2010 Daughter sentenced in medical fraud case WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) -- A week after her father received his sentence, a Wilmington woman found out she will join him in prison.

December 14, 2010 Woman locks herself in gas station bathroom to avoid arrest A New York woman was arrested after attempting to withdraw money from a Darien bank using a fake name. December 14, 2010 Richland man admits defrauding his father A 32-year-old Richland man who admitted fraudulently opening numerous credit cards in his father's name was sentenced to 20 days in jail.

December 14, 2010 I-Team 10 investigation: Charity theft charges Logan Cheek of Perinton is the treasurer of the Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. This month, he was charged with funneling more than $60,000 of the organization's money to himself. December 14, 2010 Police: Identity theft ring hits locally NEWINGTON — A California man was working as part of a national identity theft 'ring' when he flew to New Hampshire with false documents to withdraw cash from a local bank, police allege. December 13, 2010 McDonalds customers warned over identity theft McDonalds customers may face something a lot nastier than greasy food, with the company warning that a hacker has gathered thousands of customer details. December 13, 2010 US: Hackers hit universities' database 'jackpots' Since 2008, 158 data breaches have compromised more than 2.3 million records at American higher education institutions, according to a recent report by Application Security, Inc, a US database safety company.

December 13, 2010 Walgreen Co. Warns customers e-mail addresses may be in spammer's hands Customers who subscribe to Walgreen Co.'

S e-mails should be on the alert for spam that directs them to another website where they are asked for personal data, the company warned Friday. December 13, 2010 Mum sent private bank account details for 23 people by NatWest A BANK posted the statements of 23 strangers to a barmaid in error. December 13, 2010 Important Notice regarding GAA Membership Database Servasport Ltd., has informed the GAA that there has been unauthorised access to the GAA membership database. December 13, 2010 Major Retailer Suffers System Intrusion - Payment Systems Compromised Genesco Inc, a specialty retailer of branded footwear and other products, today announced that the computer network that processes its payment card transactions in the United States has been hacked, in what the company is calling a “criminal intrusion.” December 13, 2010 UW-Madison warns 60,000 of card data theft Records with the names and identification card numbers of 60,000 people affiliated with UW-Madison were hacked into, compromising Social Security numbers.

December 13, 2010 SWIRCA laptop computer stolen The Southwestern Indiana Regional Council on Aging, Inc. (SWIRCA) is in the process of notifying 757 clients of a breach of their protected personal information due to the theft of a case manager's laptop computer from SWIRCA's offices December 13, 2010 Veteran gets medical info of other members HALIFAX - The Department of Defense has launched an investigation after a former member of the Canadian Forces found sensitive health and personal information about other military personnel in his medical file.

December 13, 2010 KU School of Business class teaches graduate students how to commit fraud, identity theft It got to the point where the students followed their teacher to Panera Bread and secretly videotaped him on the way to class. December 13, 2010 ID thieves still infect dead hosp Shuttered St. Vincent's Hospital is the source of a new outbreak -- of identity theft.

December 13, 2010 R.I. News Digest: Restaurants warned of identity theft scam PROVIDENCE — The state Department of Health has issued a warning to restaurants that someone claiming to be from the Health Department has been calling restaurants in an apparent bid for identity theft.

Ninja Shadow Of Darkness Ps1 Iso Pack. December 13, 2010 Man had to prove he wasn't criminal Michael Ray Brown of Bell Buckle is not a criminal, but was recently denied a part-time job after a background checking company headquartered in New York determined he was. December 13, 2010 Fourth member of identity theft ring arrested in Dallas TYLER - It started with several complaints from East Texans about strange charges on their bank statements. It moved into an investigation and evolved into a case that dealt with thousands of identity theft victims in East Texas. The investigation lead to the arrest of three individuals and the fourth is now spending the night in jail. December 13, 2010 Seven charged for US oil spill claims fraud WASHINGTON (AFP) – A woman was indicted Friday for allegedly filing fraudulent claims for damage in the wake of the disastrous BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, bringing to seven the number of people charged so far. December 10, 2010 West Side woman accused of stealing identities of the elderly and disabled A West Side woman was charged in an identity-theft scheme that preyed on elderly and disabled nursing home residents, using their personal information to set up utility accounts for people who were delinquent on their bills in exchange for cash, officials said Thursday.

December 10, 2010 Liga De Quito Player Gonzalo Chila Suspended For Identity Theft Ecuadorean football has been rocked by Gonzalo Chila's admission that he stole someone's identity to play for Liga de Quito December 10, 2010 Police chief says Lake Wales victim of identity theft LAKE WALES - The city of Lake Wales has suffered ID theft. December 10, 2010 Police explain identity theft scam TYLER - Authorities say after credit card information was collected at a local Chicken Express where one of the thieves worked. They also went online to get more information. Don Martin with the Tyler Police says the investigation evolved over time. December 10, 2010 Temecula duo suspected of identity theft; at least 15 victims involved Rocky Brian Lewis, 29, and Tiffany Noel Temple, 28, were arrested Monday after they allegedly tried to use forged checks and fake IDs to purchase items at a Sears on Winchester Road, according to Sgt. Keith Knotek. December 10, 2010 Police warn against get-rich-quick scams CLIFFSIDE PARK — Last week’s Neighborhood Watch Meeting took a different road than where previous sessions had led.

Cliffside Park Police Officer Rodney Telleri, who heads the program, spoke to the group members about identity theft, a crime that has increased of late within the borough’s senior citizen population. December 10, 2010 GAA confirms data breach incident The GAA has confirmed that personal details of over 500,000 members contained on a database have been compromised. December 10, 2010 La.

Man sentenced for credit card theft MONROE, La. (AP) — A 24-year-old Mer Rouge man has been sentenced to almost 10 years in prison after being convicted of stealing debit and credit card numbers and making thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges. December 10, 2010 Libertyville employee charged with identity theft An employee of the Secretary of State office in Libertyville has been charged with stealing identities from the office and giving the information to a third party. December 10, 2010 ID request at gas station riles driver TORONTO - David Menzies came close to being arrested Saturday after refusing to give his driver's licence to a cashier at a Petro-Canada station. December 10, 2010 Investors must be on alert for scammers’ tactics Federal and state officials are patting themselves on the back for Operation Broken Trust, a nationwide effort to target investment fraud schemes.

December 10, 2010 Don't Fall for the Latest Tax Scam For the past several weeks my inbox has been deluged with e-mails from various sources that claim my federal tax deposit made online at EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System) has been rejected by the IRS. December 10, 2010 Women charged with theft and ID theft for utility fraud scheme A West Side woman and her granddaughter are accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from utility companies, and the identities of seniors and the disabled following a two-year investigation. December 10, 2010 A gang may be at large inside your computer YOU MIGHT expect paranoia to be in plentiful supply at an IT security get-together but the need for co-operation in addressing online risks was one of the major themes at the annual cyber crime conference in Dublin – even if, appropriately, nobody wore name badges. December 10, 2010 Former prison guard sentenced for smuggling cell phones BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - A former prison guard was sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court for smuggling cell phones into prison. December 10, 2010 BBB warns of new phone & computer scam A new phone scam is making the rounds in B.C., with callers claiming to be from Microsoft to con people into giving up not only money but personal information that could be used in identity theft. December 10, 2010 Stolen Alta.

Laptops held health data Seven laptops or digital devices with unencrypted health, employee and financial information have been lost or stolen in Alberta in the past month, prompting disbelief Thursday from Alberta Privacy Commissioner Frank Work. December 10, 2010 Credit Card Fraud: Watch Your Credit Card At Restaurants Here’s a new credit card fraud gambit that ranks a “10? On the outrage meter. December 10, 2010 Military Overuses PII Raises ID Theft Risk The military's use of Social Security numbers and other forms of personal identifiable information such as birth dates places service members at a higher risk of identity theft than the population at large, and efforts to limit their use are meeting resistance by an 'uninformed, sometimes cavalier' military culture.

December 10, 2010 New Study Identifies Snooping as Growing Threat for Corporate Data Breaches Two-Thirds of Employees Put Sensitive Information At Risk for a Visual Data Breach When Working Outside the Workplace December 10, 2010 Dutch police arrest 16-year-old WikiLeaks avenger Dutch police said they have arrested a 16-year-old boy for participating in web attacks against MasterCard and Visa as part of a grassroots push to support WikiLeaks. December 10, 2010 U.S.

Indictment of WikiLeaks' Assange reportedly 'imminent' WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could soon be indicted on spying charges under the U.S. Espionage Act, according to an ABC news report.

December 9, 2010 Sex offender charged in aspiring dancer's death GOSHEN, N.Y. — Prosecutors on Wednesday charged a sex offender with killing an aspiring dancer who vanished two years ago after leaving a New York City nightclub with him. December 9, 2010 WikiLeaks backers plan Amazon.com attack (CNN) -- Computer hackers who support WikiLeaks released a do-it-yourself hacking tool online Thursday so other people can replicate the attacks they say took down the websites of MasterCard and Visa. December 9, 2010 Texas Attorney General Investigating Sensitive Documents Found HARLINGEN - An investigator for the Attorney General's Office picked up hundreds of sensitive documents found near a bridge. December 9, 2010 City man charged with cashing dead mom's checks A Luzerne County man is facing a federal identity theft charge for cashing his dead mother's Social Security checks more than two years after she died. December 9, 2010 Congress Exempts Physicians From Identity Theft 'Red Flags' Rule Congress has voted to exempt physicians from the Federal Trade Commission's antifraud identity theft regulation known as the 'Red Flags' Rule.

The Senate passed S. 3987, the Red Flag Program Clarification Act of 2010 (at the THOMAS website, type 'S.

3987' in the search field after selecting 'Bill Number'), on Nov. 30, and the House gave the go-ahead by voice vote on Dec.

December 9, 2010 Luxury goods seized as police dismantle identity theft gang BLANK credit cards and luxury designer goods were seized in a massive operation to dismantle an alleged credit card-manufacturing syndicate operating across Sydney. December 9, 2010 Abbotsford woman falls prey to sophisticated identity-theft ring Police believe an Abbotsford woman has fallen victim to a sophisticated fraud ring stealing identities and cashing in across the Lower Mainland. December 9, 2010 Simi Valley police arrest man on suspicion of identity theft Simi Valley police arrested a 34-year-old man on today on suspicion of identity theft, receiving stolen property and possession of methamphetamine. December 9, 2010 Round Lake man charged with identity theft An employee of the Secretary of State office in Libertyville has been charged with stealing identities from the office and giving the information to a third party. December 9, 2010 East Grand Forks man pleads guilty to 20 felonies in identity-theft case GRAND FORKS, N.D. — A Minnesota man has reached a plea deal in an identity-theft case involving dozens of victims in the Grand Forks area.

December 9, 2010 Cops: Driver's license official fed info to identity thieves An executive of the Illinois Secretary of State's driver's license division surrendered to authorities Wednesdayafter allegations he gave information to identity thieves in exchange for gift cards and sports tickets. December 9, 2010 Miami woman charged with possessing fake credit cards A 26-year-old Miami woman faces multiple counts of possessing fake credit cards and driver's licenses. December 9, 2010 Feds: Woman used dead Phenix City sister’s identity in scheme against BP Federal prosecutors have charged a North Carolina woman with filing fraudulent claims for relief from the BP oil spill by stealing the identity of her sister -- a 44-year-old Phenix City woman who died in May. December 9, 2010 Cyber expert raises alert on card scam targeting hotels A cyber expert from the U.S.

Department of Justice yesterday alerted people in the CNMI about a growing scam in which the perpetrators steal credit card information of guests or customers from hotels and convenient stores. December 9, 2010 Woman's identity stolen as a teen KILGORE, TX (KLTV) - Credit card numbers are not the only identification thieves are stealing from you. They'll also take your social security numbers and sell them.

One East Texas woman's social security number was stolen when she was just a teenager. December 9, 2010 Portage woman faces 112 years in illegal credit card usage MONTELLO - A Portage woman faces 112 years in prison on charges that she took cash from a stolen credit card to pay for crack cocaine. December 9, 2010 Parents Buying School Pictures Victims of ID Theft LAS VEGAS -- Parents of a Las Vegas school found out the hard way what can happen when cyber-criminals hack into a website. December 9, 2010 Locals named in fraud ring Four indicted in sweeping credit card scheme Athens — Several months of investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies in East Texas has resulted in the indictment of four Henderson County residents in a wide spread credit card fraud ring.

December 9, 2010 4 indicted in huge stolen credit card ring, one still at large TYLER, TX (KSLA) – The United States Secret Service along with several other agencies including the Tyler, Texas Police Department busts a massive stolen credit card ring. December 9, 2010 Woman's daughter steals her identity to open Verizon account A woman in the 1400 block of South Ocean Boulevard called police to say that her daughter had stolen her identity and opened a Verizon account in her mother's maiden name in Wilmington, Del. December 9, 2010 Judge Won't Alter Award in Equifax ID Theft Case SAN FRANCISCO (CN) - A cancer survivor who won more than $1 million from Equifax for improperly handling his identity theft report can keep the full award, a federal judge ruled. December 9, 2010 Fake Receipt Program Targets Amazon Retailers Amazon retailers are being targeted by fraudsters who have created a custom-built a program that generates fakes receipts for nonexistent orders, according to researchers from GFI Software. December 8, 2010 Assange supporters attack MasterCard website Hackers claimed Wednesday to have taken down MasterCard's website in retaliation for the company's decision to cut off services to WikiLeaks. December 8, 2010 Minn.

Man pleads guilty in ND identity-theft case GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- A Minnesota man has reached a plea deal in an identity-theft case involving dozens of victims in the Grand Forks area. December 8, 2010 2011 Identity Theft Assistance Center Outlook WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Unemployment, economic uncertainty and the proliferation of technology will be factors in emerging types of fraud over the next year, according to the 2011 Identity Theft Assistance Center Outlook. December 8, 2010 Report details misdeeds of postal workers Ever had one of those days when you just want to throw your work in the trash? At least two postal letter carriers did - and got caught. December 8, 2010 Forest Grove couple admit to theft in elder abuse case The case: Police investigated a Forest Grove pair for three months and accused them in June of elder abuse.

December 8, 2010 Officials: Resort worker caught using phony ID ELKHORN — An undocumented worker accused of accepting another man's name, Social Security number and child support payments to get a job at the Abbey Resort in Fontana will face a preliminary hearing Jan. 5 on a felony charge of identity theft. December 8, 2010 Alleged Victims Report Mortgage Scam SALINAS, Calif- Police say Blanca Maciel Sanchez swindled several homeowners out of thousands of dollars by claiming she was a realtor and mortgage broker. December 8, 2010 Have you been a victim of identity theft or credit card fraud? TYLER, TX (KLTV) - The United States Secret Service along with the Tyler Police Department are holding a press conference tomorrow.

December 8, 2010 U.S. Bank allegedly concealed data breach Arizona firm says the bank stuck it with the cost of bogus charges. December 8, 2010 WikiLeaks nearly immune to takedown, says researcher After DDOS attacks and the loss of its domain name, the WikiLeaks whistleblower site is as potent as ever December 8, 2010 As smart phones become wallets, pickpockets circle, security expert warns Smart phone users have two things to worry about. First, the devices are loaded with the same old-school vulnerabilities that plagued PCs a decade ago. Second, those flaws are going to make it easy for online thieves to pick your pocket as the phone becomes more like a wallet. December 7, 2010 Many employees careless about sensitive data outside workplace Two-thirds of employees expose sensitive data outside the workplace, according to a survey by People Security.

December 7, 2010 Thieves Steal Woman's Identity, Charge Thousands In Minutes ROGERS, Ark. -- It's the kind of identity theft usually only seen in Hollywood movies: a few credit cards stolen and thousands of dollars racked up in just a matter of minutes. December 7, 2010 Safeguard your business’ identity What can I do to prevent my business from becoming a victim of identity theft? December 7, 2010 Private health info faxed dozens of times Tighter rules for faxing medical documents are needed after a privacy breach last year, Saskatchewan's privacy commissioner says.

December 7, 2010 Woman sentenced for stealing identity to get bigger breast implants A Tamarac woman who used a stolen identity to pay for bigger breast implants and liposuction on her arms was sentenced Monday to 21/2 years in federal prison. December 7, 2010 Confidential patient details posted online CONFIDENTIAL patient information has been inadvertently posted on a website in an NHS blunder. December 7, 2010 Chinese hackers 'slurped 50 MB of US gov email' The Chinese government may have used its access to Microsoft source code to develop attacks that exploited weaknesses in the Windows operating system, according to a US diplomatic memo recently published by Wikileaks. December 7, 2010 Hacker brings enhanced security to jailbroken iPhones A computer consultant is embarking where Apple has refused to go, adding a security measure known as ASLR to iPhones to make them more resistant to malware attacks.

December 7, 2010 Facebook revamp gives away even more info, warn pros Security watchers have warned that Facebook's latest revamp will create the tendency to expose more user information. December 7, 2010 Latest botnet rankings: Rustock still mother of them all Spam levels – hit by recent botnet takedown efforts – have begun to return to their previous noxiously high levels. December 7, 2010 Military at high risk for identity theft NEW YORK, Dec. 7 (UPI) -- Military personnel are at high risk for identity theft because of the way their Social Security numbers are used, a report by an intelligence expert concludes. December 7, 2010 Identity theft abroad hitting Region 8 INDEPENDENCE COUNTY, AR (KAIT) - You get your credit card bill in the mail, and go through your purchases only to find thousands of dollars worth of items that you didn't buy! Identity theft affects thousands of Americans, but what if the criminal isn't even in the United States.

December 7, 2010 Identity theft danger grows during the holidays MID-MICHIGAN (WJRT) -- (12/06/10) -- About 9 million Americans have their identity stolen every year. December 7, 2010 Identity Theft in the 'Blink' of an Eye Rochester, N.Y. - Check the back of your credit card. Is there a 'Blink' logo? If so, someone could steal your identity in the 'blink' of an eye. December 7, 2010 Survey Reveals 38 Million Americans Claim Identity Theft In Their Lifetime A November 2010 study revealed that one would find a victim of identity theft in 19% of American households. And 12.5%, or 38 million American consumers, claim to have been have been a victim of ID theft.

The results are part of the 2010 U.S. Consumer Study on Identity Theft, commissioned by IdentityHawk and fielded by Survey Sampling International.* December 7, 2010 Woman pleads guilty to using stolen credit cards, forging checks Dawn Marie Rassett wept as Maggie Samec, Ramsey County prosecutor, and Robb Olson, White Bear Lake city prosecutor, recited dozens of incidents in which she is accused of using credit cards and writing checks that didn't belong to her. December 7, 2010 Students overshare on social media Leaving a Facebook profile public could lead to identity theft among students. December 7, 2010 Symantec Predicts 2011 Security Trends Security vendors are on the front lines of defense against all forms of cyber-attack. They have to fight back against current attacks, of course, but for real protection they need to get ahead of the bad guys and preemptively block their new strategies. The experts at Symantec Hosted Services offer 10 specific predictions about the threats we'll see in the coming year.

December 7, 2010 JPMorgan Banker Is Accused Of Stealing Customer's Identities And $1.1 Million In Cash Hao 'Howie' Wang worked at the JP Morgan Chase branch on Park Avenue between 2008 and 2009. December 7, 2010 Woman’s 2007 death may prove to be homicide Authorities say they are investigating the 2007 death of Michele MacNeill as a possible homicide — with her husband, former Utah Developmental Center clinical director Martin MacNeill, as their prime suspect. December 7, 2010 MCSO: Public Should Take Preacautions After Breach MESA COUNTY, Colo -- Last week we learned years worth of Mesa County Sheriff's Office files had been inadvertently placed in a data storage area that wasn't secure. Mesa County officials say earlier this year an Information Technology (IT) employee moved the data to the site temporarily in preparation to upload it to a the county's new software system. December 7, 2010 Millionaire Murder Case in Court Kent Keigwin is accused of strangling 65-year-old John Watson inside his La Jolla Shores apartment in June. Keigwin killed Watson so he could transfer $7.5 million from the victim's investment account, according to prosecutors.

December 7, 2010 Warnings About Phishing and Smishing Scams LAS VEGAS -- Online shopping may seem like a quick and easy way to buy holiday gifts. But those split-second online purchases could cause you months of headaches if you're not careful and your identity is stolen. December 7, 2010 WikiLeaks furor spawns rival DDOS battles 'Anonymous' group launches attacks against Swiss bank for freezing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's account December 7, 2010 Hacked Indian Investigation Agency Web Site Yet to Return Close to four days after the site of India's key investigation agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), was hacked and defaced, the web site is still inaccessible to users.

December 6, 2010 Visited Porn? Browser Flaw Secretly Bares All SAN FRANCISCO — Dozens of websites have been secretly harvesting lists of places that their users previously visited online, everything from news articles to bank sites to pornography, a team of computer scientists found. December 6, 2010 NY bust: Medicaid patients' Rx drugs go to dealers BUFFALO, N.Y. – Ethel Johnson couldn't get her prescription for pain medication filled fast enough. The 60-year-old Buffalo woman was hurting — but investigators say that wasn't the reason for the rush. December 6, 2010 FBI: New Barbie Could Be Used for Child Porn Updated: 1 day 8 ho (Dec.

4) -- The FBI is warning that a new Barbie doll could be a gift -- to pedophiles. December 6, 2010 WikiLeaks' Swedish Servers Under Attack? DEVELOPING: LONDON -- WikiLeaks' Swedish Web hosting company says its servers have become unresponsive and are probably under attack. December 6, 2010 Conman posing as Prince Harry steals from Diana charity London, Dec 6 (ANI): A conman posing as Prince Harry on social media website Facebook has diverted donations from a charity the prince had created in memory of his late mother Princess Diana. December 6, 2010 Mesa County weighs damage from security breach of s.