Identity theft
Source: Politika
Half a year after, we have passed the Law on Personal Data Protection, with several years of tardiness, and still there is not a man available to be working on personal data protection surveillance.
One of the more prominent phenomena of the contemporary world is that the data of another person are used more and more often in order to gain certain advantage or to cause damage.
The Federal Trade Committee in the USA (FTC), which has been publishing reports on customer complaints on this enormous market every year for six, seven years in succession, quotes ‘'identity theft'' as the most frequent cause of financial fraud complaints. The third of more hundred thousands of reported frauds relates to identity theft, and the financial effects of such theft are measured with the fantastic several tens of billions of dollars. This is about ravaging banking accounts, i.e. shopping and incurring debts on other peoples' accounts.