IDENTITY THEFT: WHAT CAN WE LEARNED?
Noorliza Karıa, Muhammad Hasmi, Abu Hassan
Abstract
Noorliza Karıa, Muhammad Hasmi, Abu Hassan
Abstract
In this digital world, we are no longer known as an individual. The communications and transactions are carried out through computers. Therefore, the case of identity theft has been a major issue to the advanced nations. Malaysia as a developing country needs to learn from them in combating the issue of identity theft. Therefore, various types of identity theft can be categorized as misuse of other people’s information through the online transactions. Solutions to the identity theft are proposed in the Malaysian context.
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In this digital world, we are no longer known as an individual. The communications and transactions are carried out through computers. Therefore, the case of identity theft has been a major issue to the advanced nations. Malaysia as a developing country needs to learn from them in combating the issue of identity theft. Therefore, various types of identity theft can be categorized as misuse of other people’s information through the online transactions. Solutions to the identity theft are proposed in the Malaysian context.
Key concepts: Identity theft, Identity (music), Internet privacy, Context (archaeology), Computer security, Digital identity, Business, Public relations