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emailWifi Hacking and Identity Theft Rise on the Road: How to Protect Yourself When You Travel
Posted on Friday, January 6th, 2012 by Jan Legnitto
When Americans hit the road, identity theft goes through the roof. That’s because travelers rely more heavily on wireless devices that can be hacked or lost. They’re also distracted or disoriented when they’re away from home which makes them ideal targets for data thieves. Learn what you can to do to prevent your life from being stolen when you’re away from home.
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