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Oracle Health data breach exposes nearly 20 million patients
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Was your identity stolen? What to do in the first 24 hours
Identity theft victims should act within 24 hours to limit damage. Steps include a credit freeze, fraud alert, two-factor authentication and filing an identity theft report.
A scammer has your name, phone number and address. What can they actually do?
Identity theft can start with just your name, phone number and address. Scammers combine those details with data breach info for phishing, SIM swap and account takeover attempts.
153 million driver's license scans may be on the dark web
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9 warning signs of identity theft you should never ignore
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Identity restoration: What to do after identity theft
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6 in 10 identity crimes now begin with a new account
Emily Vranic and Heather Marquis pleaded guilty to bank fraud after using stolen mail to open credit cards in victims' names, stealing nearly $229,000 from banks and customers.
Do you know the true cost of identity theft?
Federal data shows identity theft losses can extend far beyond direct financial damage as victims spend weeks repairing credit files.
Ransomware attack exposes Social Security numbers at major gas station chain
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Identity Theft in AI Conference Peer Review
Academia heavily relies on trust. This trust-based system, however, creates a significant vulnerability: identity theft. In this Opinion column, we describe newly uncovered cases of identity theft within the scientific peer-review process within the research area of artificial intelligence (AI), involving modus operandi that could also disrupt other academic procedures. We begin by outlining the peer-review process, focusing on scientific conferences since they are the most prominent venues of publication in computer science. Peer review is foundational to scientific inquiry, relying on researchers to voluntarily apply their expertise in evaluating scientific papers.