Forget Phishing Just Buy Personal Info
Iago writes "If you need information about a person in Moscow, just go to the market and buy it. The Globe and Mail reports that along with the usual pirated software, cd's etc. you can find out information such as the bank records of your competitors, motor vehicle information and tax returns. The question is, how much of this information is being sold in other countries, perhaps in a more sophisticated manner?"
But, I thought information wants to be free?
Spoon not. Fork, or fork not. There is no spoon.
Sell a man a phish he can scam for a day, but teach him how to phish and he can scam for himself for a lifetime.
Village idiot in some extremely smart villages.
Sorry to hear about your shift key.
... three periods. You only need one! ;)
Also, I like how you can't put a period after "St." but can end every sentence with
My other car is first.
Forget grammar just stick words together see like this isn't that easy
I've given a lot of thought to the subject lately, and really, I've decided I don't care much. In fact, I honestly believe that anyone who stole my identity would after a quick perusal of what they've stolen feel guilty and probably credit me a couple of hundred bucks or so.
Hey, you can't steal what isn't there, and my credit is already wrecked beyond belief. You'd have to be a pretty desperate scammer to steal my identity.
Why do I M2 everything negatively?
You forgot the sheep. It gets lonely out in the woods.
"The newly born animals are then whisked off for a quick run through a giant baking oven." --heard on Food Network
...and the overall state of former Russia...
;-)
Dude! When did the revolution happen? I'd better go and update my little database here.
Are you sure about your sig?
Please correct me if I got my facts wrong.
...but there aren't enough moderation points available in the /. system to stave off the flow of bad "In Soviet Russia..." _AND_ "PROFIT!" jokes that are going to flood in from this one.
;)
If you think you have a good one, please save someone a mod point by keeping it to yourself, because if it isn't already redundant, it soon will be.
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I'm commenting on this story to prevent myself from burning moderator points on useless comments like this one
that they haven't scammed detail from places like say, the NYTimes subsriber database. "Mr A Butthole, Kansas" and "Phil McCrackin, Washington" might find unwanted junk mail winging their way towards them.
Meine Schwester ist sehr, sehr reizvoll - Nietzsche