 Prepared by: Noor Elfi Aziani Bt Noor Azmi Noor Shafika Bt Mohamad Nazer e-safety.

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 Prepared by: Noor Elfi Aziani Bt Noor Azmi Noor Shafika Bt Mohamad Nazer e-safety

 A crime in which a criminal obtains key pieces of personal information, such as Social Security or driver's license numbers, in order to pose as someone else.

There are two main types of identity theft:  Account takeover A situation where the criminal get the victim information to access to the existed account.  True name theft A situation where the criminal uses the victim identity for their own benefits.

 Keeps an eye on things like your ID card or other documents which posses your private data

 Never deal with payment unless the website has secure socket layer protection which is “https

 Don’t keep all of your identification and financial information in one place

NNever write down your PIN number

 Never respond to s or phone calls that requests personal information

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