Stolen ID brought big tuition breakSource: Breaking News
Stealing someone's identity to qualify for in-state tuition is an interesting idea, but getting the educational record switched to your true identity can be tricky. Especially if, as a teenager, you used a septuagenarian's Social Security number.
Unfixed Glitch Gives Social Security Numbers Away Source: wmur.com
- American Social Security numbers are being given away to foreigners thanks to a processing glitch the U.S. Social Security Administration didn't know existed and the federal government hasn't fixed.
Friend's Hijacked; Email Scam Targets Columbia ManSource: WLTX.com News
Did you know that your email address could be just as valuable to a con artist as your social security number?
Experts say email hijacking is on the rise. And information in your account can lead to your identity being stolen. Fred Campbell found out recently.....

Here I am watching the local news at my uncle's house in Texas, and they mention something about social security numbers. About how they were assigned and that the Social Security Administration is thinking issuing randomized numbers in the future to help protect people's numbers.
Why the Voting Rights Act MatterSource: The New York Times
Using its authority under the Voting Rights Act, the Justice Department has overturned two deeply flawed and discriminatory Georgia voting procedures.
On 6-6-6:Bush Announces Mark of The Beast System-videoSource: YouTube
If you listen closely, you will hear our President suggest that it be mandatory for all working U.S. citizens to have a biometric identification card.
I don't know if this is ends of times stuff, but I'm sure glad it's the end of Bush's administration.
ID-protection ads come back to bite pitchman Source: Yahoo! News
Todd Davis has dared criminals for two years to try stealing his identity: Ads for his fraud-prevention company, LifeLock, even offer his Social Security number next to his smiling mug.
Social Security Numbers on Sale by Thieves -- for $2Source: ABC News
Fierce competition among identity thieves has driven the prices for stolen data down to bargain-basement levels, which has forced crooks to adopt mainstream business tactics to lure customers, according to a new report on Internet security threats.
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Guarding Your Social Security NumberSource: TIME
Listen up people, read this article so that you can understand your rights to not give away your social security number to every tomdickharrry that asks for it It's your life, protect it!!
Google sued for 'crimes against humanity' Source: The Register
A Pennsylvania crusader has slapped Google with a $5bn lawsuit, claiming that the world's largest search engine is endangering his personal safety.
Think Your Social Security Number Is Secure? Think AgainSource: The New York Times
One by one, states and counties have started removing images of documents that contain Social Security numbers, or they are blocking out the numbers. Four states, including New York, have removed links to images of public documents containing Social Security numbers.
13 Easy Ways to Safeguard Your Privacy in 2007Source: ICWT: In Corruption We Trust
Many Americans will make New Years resolutions to eat less, exercise more and become less bloated. What they should do instead is work on protecting the few civil rights and freedoms that they have left.
VA Hospital Loses InfoSource: The Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman
MUSKOGEE - More than 1,400 veterans are at risk for identity theft after the disappearance of three computer disks containing their Social Security numbers and other personal data.
The Woolworth Card: Abused By Over 40,000 PeopleSource: New Urban Legends
F. W. Woolworth Company, founded in 1878, operated as a dime store chain for over a century, was most likely the prelude to the ever popular dollar stores, and is known today as Footlocker, Inc.

For years I have been contemplating how society could exist in a truly free market of anarcho-capitalism, or what I call a Unanimocracy — governing by unanimous consent and contract.
Her ATM Card, But Her Impostor's PictureSource: msnbc.com
"For years, Margaret Harrison believed she had an impostor. There were signs her Social Security number was living a double life. Four years ago, an unemployment office in West Virginia almost denied her claim, saying she already had a job at a horse farm in Chelan, Wash.