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...famous warning: "You have zero privacy [on the Internet] anyway. Get over it." Privacy advocates resisted that pessimistic assessment at the time. But since then, hardly a week goes by without a news story suggesting McNealy was on to something. Russian hackers breaking into e-commerce sites to steal credit-card numbers. Rings of Nigerian identity thieves. Cyberstalkers...
...SOMEONE MIGHT USE THE INTERNET TO STEAL YOUR IDENTITY...
...America, plus Social Security numbers, credit-card numbers, bank-account information and mothers' maiden names of an A list of intended victims drawn from the issue, including Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey and Martha Stewart. Abdallah is accused of using websites, e-mail and off-line methods to try to steal the celebrities' identities and make off with millions in assets. One scheme that was caught in time: he allegedly sent an e-mail purporting to come from Siebel Systems founder Thomas Siebel to Merrill, Lynch, directing that $10 million be transferred to an offshore account. (Abdallah...
When Adam Cohen asked if he could try to steal my identity for a cover story, all I thought was, "Good career move." If I could persuade other staff members to join the program, I could transition from writer to subject, and get my name in the magazine every week without doing any work...
...course, up until this year she shared an assumption described by school psychologist Alan Marcus. "That a deaf person would kill another deaf person," says Marcus, "is a foreign idea. Fight with. Argue with. Cheat on. Steal from. Embezzle, maybe. But not kill...