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"Every year people lose billions of dollars to scams, identity theft and cybercrime. No one is immune to these dangers. Young and old alike are victims and if you think you are too smart to become a victim, you are wrong. According to the National Association of Securities Dealers wealthy, financially literate and astute people are actually more likely to become victims of financial scams."

"The key to protecting yourself from scams cybercrime and identity theft is education and that is where Scamicide.com comes in. Here at Scamicide.com you will learn how to recognize scams, cyber security threats and  risks of identity theft as well as how to avoid them. Here at Scamicide.com we also alert you each and every day to the latest developments in scams, cyber security and identity theft and tell you what you need to do to protect yourself. It is a dangerous world out there, but Scamicide.com can help you make it safer."

"Data breaches have become an all-too-common feature of life today and they pose a significant threat to all of us because regardless of how careful we are at protecting our personal data, we are only as secure as the companies and governmental agencies that hold our information. Last year there were 3,352 major data breaches affecting more than 278 million people in the United States.  It is not a matter of if you will become a victim of a data breach, but when.  Recently the popular restaurant chain Chick-fil-A alerted customers in ten states that it’s loyalty accounts were victimized by a data breach that compromised customers’ names, email addresses, the last four digits of payment card numbers and other personal information.  This information can readily be leveraged by criminals for scams and identity theft."

"It is important to note that Chick -fil-A itself did not have its systems breached.  Instead this data breach was caused by what is referred to as credential stuffing which occurs when hackers use passwords that have been compromised in previous data breaches and sold on the Dark Web, that part of the Internet where criminals buy and sell goods and services.  In this case the victims of the data breach bear much of the responsibility for their own plight because they used the same passwords for multiple accounts and neglected to use dual factor authentication."

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