Subject: Robert: What’s Your Identity Protection Resolution?
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Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2013 07:07:03 -0600

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An Easy and Important Resolution for Your Identity 

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4 Biggest Cyber Threats in 2013 

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An Easy and Important Resolution for Your Identity 

Happy New Year!Now, it's pop quiz time: Take a look inside of your wallet. What do you find? Odds are you have credit cards, some cash, a cute picture of your kids, a driver's license, etc. One thing you should NOT find is your Social Security card. This year, make a resolution that is easier to keep than losing 10 pounds, and important for your identity. Decide today to protect your identity by keeping your Social Security card in a safe place, not in your wallet.
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Biggest Cyber Threats in 2013

Some new cyber threats are poised to increase or appear on the scene in 2013 and could put your identity at risk:

	- Madware and Ransomware Will Continue - We covered both 
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madware  and 
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ransomware  before, and they aren't expected to go away in 2013. According to 
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Symantec , madware use has increased over 200% just in this year, and is expected to be most prevalent in Android apps. Ransomware is the newest form of malware that tricks victims into handing money over to the criminals in order to unfreeze their laptops or to clean up a virus.

	- Moving to the Cloud - Cybercriminals are going to go where the action is, and action is increasingly moving and taking place on the cloud. Cloud apps like Dropbox and Evernote are already popular, and make prime targets for infecting a huge system or a lot of people at once. An example of this threat is a cloud-based botnet, where criminals build a virtual attack system using cloud computing resources. Read about other 2013 threats on the blog: 
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Disney and Your Privacy

Disney fans, listen up!They 
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recently announced  plans to take park guests' experience to the next level with the MyMagic+ system, a combination of website, app, and interactive bracelet to customize your experience at a Disney park.

How it Works: Vacationers log into their Disney account and customize vacation plans, adding personal information such as birthdays, special needs, and credit card information. Once they arrive at Disney World, guests will receive interactive RFID bracelets, called MagicBands, which will serve as hotel room keys, a payment method once inside the park, and will track their every move, allowing Disney to give more customized offerings to each customer in the future.

Privacy Implications: While the MyMagic+ system will revolutionize the way we visit Walt Disney World, there are some privacy concerns raised by the use of so much personal customer data. While Disney has expressed awareness of privacy concerns, they have not yet mentioned the details of customer data storage-how long data will be stored, what it will be used for, systems in place to protect customer privacy-an important concern for customers visiting the park.

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