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Submitted by Ben Chai (SecurityVibes.com)
Published on Monday 18 May 2009
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In an exclusive interview with Security Vibes UK at Infosec 2009, Bruce Jenkins, Managing Consultant at Fortify Software discussed why personal identification information such as Mother's Maiden name, Place of Birth, Postal Code and Date of Birth are leading to increasing amounts of identity theft in the banking and credit card industries. Many organisations blame users posting this information on social networks as the cause, however many of the same details can be obtained from hospital records and other public records which are easily accessible by many or for a few pounds from the right authority.