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Click here to see the different types of Identity Theft 2009 in comparison One of the problems any society faces is the use of universal identifiers. In the U.S., in contravention of the original legal restrictions on its use, the Social Security number is increasingly being used throughout society as an identifier.
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Click here to see the different types of Identity Theft 2010 in comparison Another issue that lies at the root of the rise in identity theft involving credit-card fraud is the system of fraud-recovery in the U.S. banking system.
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Click here to see the different types of Identity Theft 2011 in comparison A stolen identity is a powerful cloak of anonymity for criminals and terrorists.
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Click here to see the different types of Identity Theft 2012 in comparison The sophistication level of professional identity thieves involved in organized crime continues to grow along with the methods they develop.
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Click here to see the indentity theft types 2013 in comparison As the methods used to perform identity theft expand, so do the types of accounts and services being stolen by identity thieves. Credit, debit, checking and saving accounts are no longer the only targets. Identity fraud has grown to include theft of cell and landline phone service; cable and satellite television service; power, water, gas and electric service; Internet payment service etc.
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