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Published: 2 January 2004 14:25 GMT
Leader: Who do you think you are?
Where we're coming from.
ID theft: Who's getting hold of your personal data?
Will Sturgeon looks at online threats - and whether your dustbin is a much more dangerous place.
Spam and data protection: know the law and take precautions
We have seen big changes come along affecting the use of our personal data, spamming and more. Jo Best asks the experts what they mean.
Password hint: Think whether yours is good enough
Sure, almost any password can be cracked but as Tony Hallett explains, there are some common sense approaches that should make us all feel a lot safer.
Biometrics: Eyes, ears, face or voice?
When a simple textual password isn't enough there are alternatives. Andy McCue weighs up the pros and cons of each.
UK faces massive ID card challenges
Can Blunkett's scheme for the UK work? Andy McCue investigates.
Leader: Chip and PIN won't solve the fraud problem
Leader: Toughen up financial services Opinion: UK needs cybercrime strategy Biometrics: Your questions answered Leader: Oh, hello... the police have woken up Security Q&A: Your questions answered (Part 3) Security Q&A: Your questions answered (Part 2)
Security Q&A: Your questions answered (Part 1)
BT plans passport checks to slash ID fraud
But you'll still need to keep an eye on your bin...
'Witness intimidation' hampering fraud convictions
Courts and legal system are ill-prepared for hearing technical cases...
Zombies are after your ID
Bot nets are increasingly looking to steal valuable personal information...
SurfControl rides the spyware wave
But warns time is running out for anybody favouring "buy" rather than "build" as an entry strategy...
Bloggers become spyware spreaders
Unwitting accomplices...
Stories from around the web...
Identity theft - the facts VNUNet.com
Got an identity crisis? Join the queue The Observer
White-Collar Crime: What's your identity? LegalWeek
Drop the jargon from privacy policies, says privacy chief Out-Law.com
ID 'neglect' harming consumers This is Money
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