PRC in the News -- 2005
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DECEMBER 2005
Sun-Sentinel: Planning to Return that Imperfect Gift? Be Prepared for Long Lines and Get-tough Policies (12.26.05)
DesMoines Register:
Computer Security Breaches Raise Identity Theft Concerns (12.25.05)
InformationWeek:
Justice Department Reveals Social Security Numbers (12.23.05)
Columbia Daily Tribune:
License Office Drops Drivers' Social Option (12.21.05)
Seattle Times:
Sleeping on the Job (12.19.05)
CNET News:
Computer Forensics Tools Maker Hacked (12.19.05)
Agape Press:
Privacy Advocate Feels Student Radio Tracking System Sets Bad Precedent (12.19.05)
San Bernadino Sun:
Research Says Cameras Might Divert Crime (12.18.05)
ABC News: Why Do They Want My Phone Number? (12.16.05)
Tampa Tribune:
Insurers' Road Service Could Prove Costly (12.15.05)
KFMB, Ch. 8:
Your Cell Phone Records May Be For Sale (12.13.05)
Greensboro-News Gazette: Returns Not So Simple this Holiday Season (12.10.05)
BankRate.com:
New Scoring Tools Empower Credit Weaklings (12.07.05)
Network World:
New York Breach Notification Law Goes into Effect (12.07.05)
News-Gazette (IL): Law to Allow Freeze on Credit Reports (12.04.05)
Union Tribune:
7,800 Linked to USD Told of Network Security Breach (12.03.05)
NOVEMBER 2005
Christian Science Monitor:
Who is Checking the Background Checkers? (11.28.05)
North Jersey Media Group: Shredding Identity Theft (11.27.05)
TechNewsWorld:
Forecast: ID Theft by Insiders to Grow Dramatically in '06 (11.26.05)
Seattle Times:
At Risk, Everyone's Credit and Good Name (11.25.05)
BankRate.com:
New Scoring Tools Empower Credit Weaklings (11.22.05)
NBC Ch. 7-39:
Cell Phone Secrets For Sale (11.22.05)
Arizona Republic:
Background Checks Widening (11.21.05)
San Bernadino Sun: Keeping an Eye on You (11.21.05)
Seattle Times:
Your Life is Theirs to Share (11.20.05)
Pioneer Press:
ID-theft Experts Predict Federal Law (11.17.05) **
Sacramento Bee:
Kaiser Puts Lab Results Online (11.16.05)
USA Today:
'Google': An Interesting Read on a Powerhouse Company (11.13.05)
Detriot Free Press:
Holidays Bring on ID Theft (11.12.05)
KFMB Ch. 8: How Private is Your Health Information? (11.09.05)
Paradise Post: Buy a Car Give a Fingerprint (11.08.05)
San Francisco Chronicle: Data Theft Bill a Step Backward (11.06.05)
New York Times: Data Security Laws Seem Likely, So Consumers and Businesses Vie to Shape Them (11.01.05) **
OCTOBER 2005
BankRate.com:
Keep Track of What Insurers and Others Know about You (10.31.05)
Daily Texan:
Identity Thieves Seek Out Student Financial Aid (10.27.05)
Ventura County Star:
Telemarketers Get Around the Law (10.27.05) **
AFP:
Secret Codes in Printers May Allow Government Tracking (10.25.05)
Business Week Online:
Protecting Patients' Privacy (10.24.05)
Providence Journal:
Federal Courts to Withhold Data on Defendants (10.17.05)
NewsMax:
You Must Protect Yourself from Identity Fraud (10.14.05)
Net4Now:
One in Six People have Personal Data Compromised - This Year! (10.13.05)
Chicago Tribune: Make Time for Diligent Bill Checking (10.09.05)
MSNBC:
Bank ID-theft Charges Rankle Privacy Groups (10.09.05)
St. Paul Pioneer Press:
Consumers Can Slow the Deluge of Junk Mail (10.03.05)
Wired News:
'UnGoogleables' Hide From Search (10.03.05)
News-Press:
Opening FEMA's Books at Issue (10.02.05)
New York Times: For Victims, Repairing ID Theft Can Be Grueling (10.01.05) **
The Independent: Unknown Secrets (10.01.05)
SEPTEMBER 2005
PC World:
Privacy in Peril (09.30.05)
Star-Telegram:
Access Specialty Reports for Free (09.30.05)
Associated Press:
University of Georgia Computer Hacked (09.28.05)
Nashua Telegraph:
Calif. May Strike Blow for Credit Card Users (09.25.05)
Philadelphia Inquirer:
Codey Signs Laws to Help Combat Identity Theft (09.23.05)
Associated Press:
Court Battle Tests Consumer Protection Laws (09.23.05)
San Jose Mercury News:
Childern's Health Council Data Stolen (09.19.05)
Newsinferno.com:
By Continuing to Use Social Security Numbers for Identification Purposes, Many Federal Agencies Expose Millions to Identity Theft (09.19.05)
Science Daily:
Medicare, Defense Cards Boon to ID Theft (09.17.05)
Rocky Moutain News:
Kaiser Apologizes by Mail for Privacy Breach (09.17.05)
Los Angeles Times:
U.S. Policy on Medicare Cards Is a Boon for Identity Thieves (09.17.05)**
KFMB, Ch. 8:
High-Tech Labels Target Shoplifters (09.12.05)
NewsInferno.com:
Katrina Survivors Now Face Possible Identity Theft (09.12.05)
KFMB, Ch. 8:
Con Artists Target Online Checking Service (09.12.05)
Cox News Service:
Agencies Ease Rules for Evacuees with No ID (09.09.05)
Knight Ridder:
Online Banking Still Popular (09.09.05)
Reuters:
Katrina Victims at Risk for ID Theft (09.08.05)
Bridgeton News:
Private Mortgage Files to Auction? (09.08.05)
Kansas City Star:
Abortion-Records Face-Off Reveals Larger Privacy Issue (09.08.05)
Freedom News Service:
Simple Precautions are Starting to Turn the Tide on Identity Theft (09.05.05)
WFLA, Ch. 8:
Credit Reports Aren't The Only Thing To Check (09.04.05)
Washington Post:
Order Free Credit Reports, Then Cross Your Fingers (09.01.05)
Christian Science Monitor:
Wireless Raises Security Concern (09.01.05)
Security Pipeline:
Data Defense Done Right (09.01.05)
KFMB, Ch. 8:
High-Tech Labels Target Shoplifters (09.01.05)
AUGUST 2005
Bankrate.com:
Private Medical Information isn't So Private (08.30.05)
North County Times:
Consumers Warned of Internet Check Risks (08.30.05)
Baltimore Sun:
Social Security Number Almost Never is Legally Required as ID (08.28.05)
LA Times:
Social Security Number Almost Never is Legally Required as ID (08.28.05) **
Inside Bay Area:
Study Says Identity Theft More Common (08.28.05)
Pittsburgh Post Gazette:
Understanding Credit Reports Requires Homework, Patience (08.28.05)
San Francisco Chronicle:
FedEx Competing with Small Businesses (08.28.05)
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Understanding Credit Reports Requires Homework, Patience (08.27.05)
RFIDJournal:
RFID Moratorium Bill Stalls in Committee (08.27.05)
Washington Post:
Little assurance from ID-theft insurance (08.25.05) **
San Francisco Chronicle:
Search Site to Add Free Blogs (08.25.05)
Olympian:
Tips to Guard Against Identity Theft (08.22.05)
CNN/Money:
The ID Theft Protection Racket (08.22.05)
News & Observer:
Credit 'Freeze' Bill Could Foil ID Thieves (08.22.05)
GovExec:
Online Intruder Gains Access to Air Force Personnel Records (08.22.05)
BankRate:
Employer Background Checks: Protection or Violation? (08.22.05)
MSN Money:
Is Your Boss Spying on You? (08.19.05)
InternetWeek:
Good News, Bad News For Internet Privacy (08.19.05)
New Standard:
Pentagon 'Freedom Walk' Registration Policy Raises Concerns (08.19.05)
Reuters:
Universities Grapple with ID Theft (08.18.05)
BankRate:
Specialty Consumer Reports Reveal Your Secrets (08.17.05)
Kiplingers:
Beyond Shredders (08.15.05)
Dallas Morning News:
Employers Must Protect Workers' Identities (08.14.05)
LA Times:
Federal Law Provides Access to Free Credit Reports (08.14.05) **
Information Week :
Hackers Break Into Two Universities, 100,000 Identities At Risk (08.11.05)
ComputerWorld:
Lessons Learned from Corporate Security Breaches (08.09.05)
About.com:
Your Boss Is Watching You (08.05.05)
KFMB, Ch. 8:
Are Credit Monitoring Services Worth The Price? (08.05.05)
NY Times: Groups Expanding Background Checks (08.04.05) **
JULY 2005
North County Times:
Computer Breach Leaves County Personnel Vulnerable (07.29.05)
CNN Money:
Battling Life's Little Frustrations (07.27.05)
KFMB Ch. 8:
Biometrics Catching On At Theme Parks (07.26.05)
San Francisco Chronicle:
ID Theft -- Bank Finds a Way to Profit (07.22.05)
NBC Ch. 7/39:
'Cyber-Campaigning' Causing Controversy (07.21.05)
BankRate.com: Workplace Privacy? Forget It! (07.18.05)
Orange County Register:
Cutting Off ID Thieves (07.17.05) **
Philadelphia Inquirer:
When Identity Thieves Steal More than a Name (07.16.05)
WSLS Ch. 10: Cell Phone Spam (07.15.05)
Newhouse News Service:
Credit Cards May be Safest of All (07.10.05)
Union Democrat:
Data theft hits the Mother Lode (07.07.05)
TechNewsWorld:
Yahoo PhotoMail Feature Refreshes Privacy Debate (07.07.05)
City Paper (Baltimore, MD):
Private Eyes (07.06.05)
San Francisco Chronicle:
Online Resumes Turn Risky (07.04.05)
USA Today:
Guard Your Financial Info Doggedly (07.01.05)
MarketWatch:
Pack to Prevent Identity Theft (07.01.05) **
Newsweek: Their Stories (07.01.05)
Atlanta Business Chronicle:
Information Theft Fast Becoming Big Business (07.01.05)
MarketWatch:
Pack to Prevent Identity Theft (07.01.05) **
JUNE 2005
MSNBC: Just How Common is ID Theft? (06.30.05)
Reuters:
Protecting Your Good Name from Identity Theft (06.30.05)
WFIE Ch. 14:
Fraud Management (06.29.05)
San Francisco Chronicle:
Breaches in Security Require New Laws (06.29.05)
MSNBC:
Credit Companies Wary of Spreading ID Panic (06.28.05)
Boston Globe:
Customer Given Access to Others' Accounts (06.27.05)
New York Newsday:
Pressure on Businesses to Secure Data (06.26.05)
St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Retailers Go on Higher Alert to Halt Credit Fraud (06.26.05)
North Jersey Media News:
N.J. Puts Up a New Shield for Your SSN (06.26.05)
Dallas Morning News: Anger Grows over Lost Financial Data (06.25.05)
Dallas Morning News:
Stolen Data Demand Puts Risk in Every Swipe (06.24.05)
MSNBC:
ID Theft Concerns Grow, Tools Lacking (06.23.05)
Sacramento Bee:
U.S. Follows State's Lead on Data-Theft Notification (06.22.05)
Associated Press:
Consumers Growing Wary About Credit Cards (06.22.05)
NY Newsday:
Putting Breach in Perspective (06.21.05)
USA Today:
ID Thieves Search Ultimate Pot of Gold - Databases (06.21.05)
KFMB Ch. 8:
Outlandish E-mail Scams Still Going Strong (06.21.05)
Los Angeles Times:
Regulators Fine Kaiser Unit $200,000 (06.21.05) **
Inquirer Trenton Bureau:
N.J. Bill to Fight Identity Theft Advances (06.21.05)
San Jose Mercury News:
Point of sale: Retailers Try Their Hand at Finger-Scanning Payment System (06.20.05) **
San Franciso Chronicle:
Questions & Answers about Online Security (06.20.05)
Associated Press:
Spokane Mayor Debates Privacy Online (06.19.05)
Sacramento Bee:
ID Theft Fight Starts at Home (06.19.05) **
Knight Ridder: Data Theft Victims Must Be Vigilant (06.19.05)
Boston Globe:
Firm Says Up to 40m Credit Card Files Stolen (06.18.05)
Contra Costa Times:
Credit Card Users Urged to Verify Account Activity (06.18.05) **
San Francisco Chronicle:
40 Million Cards Hit by Data Theft (06.18.05)
Reuters:
MasterCard Security Breach Could Hit 40 Million Cards (06.17.05)
Everett Herald:
Identity Theft Concerns Prompts Change by Sheriff (06.17.05)
Boise Weekly:
Albertsons Lawsuit Continues (06.15.05)
Beaver County Times:
Lawmakers Move to Protect Consumer Identity (06.15.05)
South Bend Tribune: Screening Process can have Its Drawbacks (06.13.05)
Sacramento Bee:
Identity Crisis: Theft of Private Data Grows (06.12.05)
MSN Money:
7 Ways Congress Can Battle Identity Theft (06.08.05) **
Akron Beacon Journal:
Reduce Chance of Identity Theft (06.08.05)
NBC Ch. 7/39:
Technology Could Track You By What You Wear, Eat (06.08.05)
Baltimore Sun:
Missing Data is Latest in Rash of Breaches (06.08.05)
Good Housekeeping Magazine: New Ways You Can Avoid Identity Theft (06.07.05)
New York Newsday: Data Lost for 4M Citi Clients (06.07.05)
Dallas Morning News:
Identity Theft Now Part of American Life (06.06.05) **
Baltimore Sun:
Background Checks for Workers on Rise (06.05.05)
MSNBC:
Got a Nanny?
You Need a Shredder (06.03.05)
KGTV Ch. 10: Protecting Your Identity while Traveling (06.03.05)
MAY 2005
Los Angeles Times:
Federal ID Act May Be Flawed (05.31.05) **
Crain's Detriot Business:
New Rule Likely to Boost Shredding Biz (05.30.05)
Los Angeles Times:
Dating Services to Make Checks? (05.30.05) **
Los Angeles Times:
Kaiser's Prescription for Medicine is Digital (05.30.05) **
Asbury Park Press:
Suspect Paid for Bank Data in 1997 (05.27.05)
St. Paul Pioneer Press:
Data Center Grows with Demand (05.26.06)
San Francisco Chronicle: Law Must Protect Your Data (05.25.05)
KGTV Ch. 10:
Losing Identity May Be Easier Than You Think (05.25.05)
KGTV Ch. 10:
Online Banking Making Waves In Cyberspace (05.24.05)
Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
4 Banks' Data Compromised (05.24.05) **
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Identity Theft (05.22.05)
Minneapolis Star Tribune:
Hackers Shifting from Play to Shadowy High-Tech Theft (05.20.05) **
New York Times: Personal Data for the Taking (05.18.05) **
San Francisco Chronicle:
Security Breaches Not on Rise (05.16.05)
St. Paul Pioneer Press:
Cub Testing Fingertip Checkout (05.14.05) **
Nevada City Union: Attack Raises Security Concerns (05.12.05)
NBC Nightly News: ID Theft Epidemic (05.10.05)
MarketPlace: Cisco Security (05.10.05)
USA Today:
Thieves Love Debit Cards, So Keep Them Safe - Here's How (05.10.05)
MarketWatch:
Fact and Fiction on ID Theft (05.09.05)
CNN/Money: Identity Exposed (05.04.05)
Fortune Magazine: The Great Data Heist (05.02.05) **
The Beacon:
Hackers Invade UTS System (05.02.05)
CSO:
The Five Most
Shocking Things About
the ChoicePoint Debacle (05.02.05)
APRIL 2005
Salt Lake Tribune:
Take a Look at What They have on You (04.30.05)
Wired News: State Bill to Limit RFID (04.29.05)
Orlando Sentinel: Florida International University Thinks Cyber-Burglars Saw Files (04.29.05)
Sun Sentinel:
FIU Warns of Possible ID Breach (04.29.05)
Voice of San Diego: The Privacy Parts of San Diego (04.29.05)
Los Angeles Times:
Cupid Aims for Background Checks (04.25.05) **
Kansas City Star:
Find Out Now What Databases Say about You (04.24.05) **
Inman News:
New Rule Protects Consumer Info from Dumpster Diving (04.22.05) **
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:
Cyber Security has Its Limits (04.22.05)
Lodi News:
Thumbprint on Check at Wine Event Sparks Complaint (04.22.05)
Wall Street Journal:
A Cottage Industry Blooms
To Help Victims of ID Theft (04.21.05) **
Wired News: ChoicePoint Division Changes Tack (04.20.05)
NY Newsday:
Being in the Know on ID Theft (04.15.05)
Patriot Ledger:
ID Thieves Banking on Trash (04.15.05)
Albany Democrat-Herald:
Your number? Make a Fuss! (04.13.05)
Visalia Times-Delta:
Officials May Edit Public Court Records (04.12.05)
CNet:
Tougher Data-Leak Law Proposed (04.11.05)
Newark Star Ledger:
'Spoofing' Lets Pranksters Dial M for Mayhem (04.11.05)
USA Today:
Rules Aimed at Digital Misdeeds Lack Bite (04.11.05)
Palm Beach Post:
Identity Complex: Data brokers' Files are Extensive, as are Their Destinations (04.10.05)
Reuters:
Banks, Govt Team Up to Fight Terrorism (04.10.05)
Contra Costa Times: ADP Blunder Places 7,000 in ID Danger (04.09.05)
San Antonio Express-News: Car Trackers Drive Some to Distraction (04.08.05)
BankRate.com:
The ABCs of Pre-Employment Background Checks (04.07.05)
Financial Express: 'Financial Tracking' is The Name of the Game (04.07.05)
ComputerWorld: Texas Bill would Replace Vehicle Inspection Stickers with RFID Tags (04.06.05)
MARCH 2005
USA Today:
Place Fraud Alert on Credit Reports to Fight ID Theft (03.29.05)
Sacramento Bee:
Thieves Steal UC Student Data (03.29.05)
Macon Telegraph:
Approve ID Theft Law Now, but Repair It Next Session (03.28.05)
Press Enterprise:
Insecurity Blanket (03.27.05) **
Sacramento Bee:
ID Theft Victims Feeling Left Out (03.26.05)
Cox News Service:
Identity-Theft Policies Good for Some People (03.26.05)
NBC Nightly News:
Absent Regulation, Identity Theft Grows (03.25.05)
MSNBC:
States Consider Laws to Put ID Theft on Ice (03.24.05)
St. Paul Pioneer Press:
U.S. Bancorp Moves to Shield IDs (03.24.05)
Atlanta Journal Constitution:
Georgia ID Theft Bill Too Narrow, Critics Say (03.24.05) **
Agape Press:
Privacy Advocate Feels Student Radio Tracking System Sets Bad Precedent (03.21.05)
Associated Press :
Some Concerned about Privacy Implications of E-ZPass System (03.21.05)
Detroit Free Press:
Free Credit Report Process has Hurdles (03.21.05)
St. Petersburg Times:
Your Life Exposed (03.20.05) **
Baltimore Sun:
High Schools to Get Cameras in Halls, Stairs (03.20.05) **
Bloomberg News: Identity Theft Targeted (03.19.05)
Inman News:
Consumers Eye Identity Theft Insurance (03.18.05) **
Internet News:
No Security in SSNs? (03.18.05)
O'Reilly Network:
Opting In to Privacy Problems (03.17.05)
NY Daily News:
Protect Yourself from Identity Theft (03.16.05)
WSJ Online:
Response to Consumer ID Theft
Shows Firms Could Step Up Help (03.15.05) **
Indianapolis Star:
Planned Parenthood, State Spar Over Files (03.15.05)
NPR's Morning Edition: Fighting Identity Theft (03.14.05)
Seattle Times:
Blocking Access to Credit Files Aim of Bill (03.14.05)
LA Daily News:
Records Battle Still Rages On (03.13.05)
Seattle Times:
City Apologizes after Sharing E-mail Addresses (03.12.05)
Newhouse News: Low-Tech Measures Still Best Protection Against Identity Theft (03.11.05)
Newsday:
Chicago Killings Raise Worries of U.S. Judges about Security (03.11.05)
Atlanta Journal Constitution:
Troubled Firms Linked by History (03.11.05) **
Wired News: Bad Data Fouls Background Checks (03.11.05)
McClatchy Newspapers:
Congress Considers More Regulation of Data-Collection Industry (03.10.05)
InternetNews: Do You Know Who Owns Your Info? (03.10.05)
Dayton Daily News: No Sure Fire Protection Article (03.10.05) **
NY Times: Another Data Broker Reports a Breach (03.10.05) **
Future Tense: "Caller ID Spoofing" an Emerging VoIP Security Threat (03.09.05)
InternetNews:
LexisNexis: Lookup for Crime (03.09.05)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
E-mails Sent at Work Anything but Private (03.09.05)
MSN Money: Your Financial Secrets are Headed Overseas (03.09.05)
Fox News Online:
Student ID Badges Raise Privacy Questions (03.09.05)
Christian Science Monitor:
ID Stolen? Call a Privacy Gumshoe (03.09.05)
MSN Money: How to Fight Spam, Junk Mail and Sales Calls (03.08.05)
ComputerWorld: Just the Facts on the FACT Act (03.07.05)
LA Times:
Industry at Odds Over ID Theft Liability (03.07.05) **
U.S. News and World Report:
Gimme Your Name and SSN (03.07.05)
Tri-City Herald: Don't Ask, Don't Tell (03.06.05)
LA Times:
Free Credit Report Could Cost You (03.06.05) **
Akron Beacon Journal:
Consumers Can See Other Free Reports (03.06.05)
Houston Chronicle:
Worries on Privacy Resurface (03.05.05)
St. Petersburg Times:
Data Firm Slip Leads to Calls for Curbs (03.04.05)
Smart Money:
Your SS Number Is Just a Click Away (03.03.05)
USA Today:
Chill Passes through Courthouse (03.04.05)
Columbia Missourian:
Federal Law Grants Free Credit Reports (03.03.05)
Chicago Tribune:
Killings Draw Attention to Protection of Judges (03.02.05)
PC World:
Policing the Information Brokers (03.02.05)
San Francisco Chronicle: Call for New Laws on ID Theft (03.02.05)
Detriot Free Press:
Using Phone May be Best Call to Get Free Credit Report (03.01.05)
FEBRUARY 2005
Kansas City Star:
Westlaw on Hot Seat after ChoicePoint's Security Woes (02.28.05) **
CNN/Money: Cleaning Up Your Credit (02.28.05)
Ventura County Star:
A $53 Billion Fraud Epidemic (02.27.05) **
Minnesota Public Radio: Protecting Your Identity (02.27.05)
San Francisco Chronicle:
When Private Information Becomes a Commodity (02.27.05)
Contra Costa Times:
Phone Number Can Expose You to World via Internet (02.25.05) **
Fox News Online:
Embattled Data Collector a Big Homeland Security Contractor (02.25.05)
San Francisco Chronicle: Shifting Sands in Data Leak (02.25.05)
PBS The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer:
Pressure Mounts for Better Identity Theft Protection [audio]
[online transcript]
(02.24.05)
CBS Evening News:
ID Firm's Security Gaffe (02.24.04)
USA Today:
ChoicePoint Theft May Usher in Regulation (02.24.05)
Washington Post:
ChoicePoint Victims Have Work Ahead (02.24.05)
NPR Morning Edition:
Experts Urge Consumers to Act Against Identity Theft (02.24.05)
CNN/Money: Advice for ChoicePoint Victims (02.23.05)
NY Times:
ChoicePoint Suffers Fall in Share Price (02.23.05) **
USA Today:
Dodging Some ID Theft Not So Easy (02.22.05)
Kansas City Star:
Vital Data Swiped from Thousands in Kansas, Missouri (02.22.05) **
ComputerWorld:
ChoicePoint to Tighten Data Access after ID Theft (02.22.05)
NPR Talk of the Nation: How to Avoid Identity Theft [audio] (02.21.05)
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: ChoicePoint Security Outwitted (02.20.05) **
San Diego Union Tribune:
Alarms Sound after Massive ID Theft (02.19.05)
San Francisco Chronicle:
35,000 in State to Receive Warning (02.19.05)
Sun Sentinel:
Travelers to Get Fast Lane at OIA (02.18.05)
InternetNews.com:
ChoicePoint Data Theft Fallout Spreads to 145,000 (02.18.05)
Philadelphia Inquirer:
Now at Risk: 145,000 Consumers (02.18.05) **
St. Petersburg Times:
Data Scam Sparks ID Theft Alert (02.18.05)
Associated Press:
Personal Info Breach Puts Data Warehouser in Hot Seat (02.18.05)
Los Angeles Times:
More Victims in Scam Will Be Alerted (02.17.05) **
BankRate.com:
The ABCs of Pre-employment Background Checks (02.16.05)
BankRate.com:
Is Big Brother Your Backseat Spy? (02.15.05)
BankRate.com:
How to Guard Against Big Brother (02.15.05)
Whittier Daily News: Cameras Viewed as Crime Fighters (02.13.05)
Yuma Sun:
State to Initiate Animal Identification Program (02.07.05)
Washington Post: Your Statements Went Where? (02.06.05)
Detriot News:
Retailers Rein in Returns (02.03.05)
NBC 7/39:
Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft (02.01.05)
Government Technology: Doing Privacy in Public (02.01.05)
JANUARY 2005
MSN Money:
Your Financial Secrets are Headed Overseas (01.31.05)
Business Week:
Privacy Imperatives for Customer Data (01.24.05)
Cox News Service:
Wireless Technology is Convenient and Fun, but It Also Can Be Exploited by Identity Thieves (01.24.05)
Associated Press:
State Lawmaker Introduces Bill on Stores' Return Limits (01.23.05) **
Business Week:
Between You, The Doctor, And The PC (01.21.05)
NBC National:
New Device May Save Drivers Big Money (01.20.05)
MSN Money: Free Credit Reports are Just the Start (01.19.05)
Time Magazine: Watch Your Wallet! (01.17.05) **
Washington Post: Unplanned Appearance (01.12.05)
MSN Money:
The Newest Identity Thieves: Parents (01.11.05)
Associated Press:
Baltimore-area Schools Look to Digital Cameras (01.08.05)
MSN Money: Are You a Bad Customer? (01.07.05)
San Francisco Chronicle:
Who Else Had Your Bank Account Number? (01.05.05)
CBS Marketwatch:
Return Policies Irk Some Shoppers (01.03.05) **
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