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Dare Obasanjo reviews a Sophos press release that reveals what we always knew: social networks like Facebook make identity theft way way too easy.

This entry was written by Alister Cameron and posted on 20 September 2007 at 12:53 pm and tagged: alister-cameron, dare obasanjo, facebook, fraud, identity fraud, identity theft, social-networking, social-networks. // Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. // Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

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mcnappy

Posted 11 months, 1 week ago // Permalink

Wow. He’s a sleaze, true-but that was the lamest scam ever. Why would anyone send anyone else pics of themselves “scantily clad” if you’re not dating or flirting? Even if these girls didn’t suspect anything with the first request to “save a scholarship”, the second one that asked for a picture with less clothing should have rung loud alarm bells.

Bottom line-the internet is forever, people. Don’t take anything for granted.
Symbian

Posted 11 months, 1 week ago // Permalink

Every social network makes you to expose some more details about yourself than you want to.

By Logg.Nu
Posted -1933 years, 3 months ago

Identity theft on FacebookDare Obasanjo reviews a Sophos press release that reveals what we always knew: social networks like Facebook make identity theft way way too easy. Technorati Tags: fraud, identity theft, facebook, social networks, social networking, identity fraud,