Business Driven Technology
Business Driven Technology
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Author: Paige Baltzan Instructor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Posting Social Security Number (SSN) in advertisements:

  • No. This number is the major key for personal information.
    • Don’t share this data with a person whom does not know.
    • Consider the SSN is being misused by a hacker; the data that is used by the hacker is furnished by the victim.
    • So, the victim is totally liable for the data that is being misused.
  • Reasons:
    • Identity theft in financial activities
      • If a hacker uses SSN of any person, then the given person is a victim of financial identity theft.
      • The hacker may fill out wrong applications for loans, credit cards or bank accounts in give user name or take the amount from that accounts.
    • Identity theft in government
      • The hacker may use user personal information in communications with the government.
      • Consider an example is tax related identify theft.
        • Hacker uses any person SSN to file an income tax return in given person name to call that a tax repayment.
    • Problems in criminal activities
    • Problems in medical activities
      • A hacker might give any person private information such as SSN in medical emergency; then it affecting that person healthcare treatment negatively.
    • Problems in utility
      • The problem in utility services such as phone, water, gas and cable services.
      • Here the criminals may use user SSN and other personal data to open utility service agreements on current accounts...

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