Identity theft has become a problem that continues to grow. While most of the victims are indivduals -- it now seems corporations are being targeted, also.
According to the Guardian (UK):
It happens when fraudsters steal the identity of a legitimate company and then trade under its credit and name. It can affect companies through assets being stolen and bank accounts being emptied by fraudsters trading on a company's credit worthiness.
Link, here.
This seems to be a new trend. Not much has been written about it yet, but I did find another story about corporate identity theft by Bob Sullivan of MSNBC, here.
Monday, September 18, 2006
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