Quote from: Chikitita2004 on June 11, 2018, 07:59:44 PM

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Data theft is very common nowadays because its easy to track people through their Social security numbers and other personal information that's up on the job portal sites. This is mainly one of the problem of many jobseeker some job portals don't have any security portal and all of the data can be dowloaded or copied by those ill minded people.

This is a classic racket theives are doing. Some recruitment agencies also used to do it and sell identities theyve stolen to people who do not have good credentials. Like i have an aunt who applied a work abroad. Formerly, her passport had been stamped as deported illegal immigrant so she cannot come back to the same country shes been. She wanted so much to travel back there to work but the only possibility was to change her name. The agency offered here anothe identity for some thousands of dollar and be able to fly back. And this is what she did. Under some elses name.

Wow! It sounds good chikitita2004 but we should be reminded that everything illegal is not good and will be paid with huge price in the end. There will surely be consequences on that. Like, what if something bad will happen to your aunt like having accident for instance? Who will be the first people that need to be contacted or if it will be legal beneficiaries they will be looking for, her family will not be able to claim what belongs to her since they are not in the same name as hers.

Oh! Im amazed things like this really happen in real life. And imagine, a recruitment agency sold someone elses profile. Sad. This is worst. If the the applicant who bought an identity of someone else commit a crime, the original owner of that profile will also be affected. He will just be surprised his name is already in the FBI database having record of crime he has not committed. Sad

Yea. I also thought about it. What if one day the original owner of that identity decides to go out of the country too. Will it be possible? She has to go and apply for a new passport, she will not be able to because it will be traced that she is out of the country through another person. Cant imagine what damage that could bring to the original person. Good with Trustlogics, this could never happen again.

I do believe that the systems are getting better now. It is not that easy to commit identity theft nowadays unlike before.
Although we can't deny the fact that there still individuals who do it, either they have connivance with someone or really skillfull in doing it. But with Truslogics i do believe that the datas of the users are secured because this is what they are offering in this project, and it is very useful.