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Identity theft occurs when someone uses your identity or personal information—such as your name, your driver's license, or your Social Security number—without your permission to commit a crime or fraud.

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How do you protect yourself from phishing scams

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How do you protect yourself from phishing scams

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always call the company the phisher says there from.

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people email you saying that you bought something and that the need to rerun your credit card infomation.

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the fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers.

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What do you do if you fall victim to identity theft?

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What do you do if you fall victim to identity theft?

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If you find unknown charges, call the financial institutions to alert them of the problem and request the account be locked or closed.

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https://www.consumer.gov/articles/1015-avoiding-identity-theft

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How do you protect yourself from identity theft?

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How do you protect yourself from identity theft?

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- make hard passwords
-dont use the same password
-Stay Away From Shady Websites and Links

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-name and address
-credit card or bank account numbers
-Social Security number
-medical insurance account numbers

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Young adults ages 18 to 24 are one of the groups most susceptible to identity theft. Young people who use credit cards for the first time are at increased risk because they may not understand how to protect their information adequately.