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Articles in Cyber Crime and Fraud | 11/12/2007
A call for rational discourse on identity theft

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The Federal Trade Commission last week announced the long-awaited follow-up to its 2003 Identity Theft Survey Report. The 100-page report boils down to one extraordinary finding: identity theft occurs far less today than reported in 2003, both in numbers of people affected and amount of goods stolen.