When Identity Theft Gets Personal
A new article in Network World talks about the transition of data theft from attacks on banks and retailers to attaches on individuals. In the past, someone would hijack a credit card number and make some purchases using that number. You would have to replace your card, but once...
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“I just can’t proof my own work. My mind fills in what’s suppose to be there instead of seeing what is actually on the page.” Have you ever heard anyone say that? My guess is you probably have. Heck, I’ve said that. It turns out, there’s a physiological reason...
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