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Re: Social Engineering /Identity Theft

Subject: Re: Social Engineering /Identity Theft
Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 07:46:52 -0700
Not sure if interviewing ppl is in your agenda, but if it is, you
might want to talk to a (reputable) Private Investigator. My local
2600 group obtained some valuable hits from PI's, including public
domain info sites they access for useful ppl information.

Good luck.


On 7/20/05, Jeff McLaughlin <JMclaughlin@springsgov.com> wrote:

All,

I'm doing an article my company's newsletter on Social Engineering /
Identity Theft.  I want to demonstrate how easy it is to get information on
the web about an individual.  We know name/address/phone but one can also
get birthdate (m/yr), how much they paid for their house, marriage/divorce
etc.

Do you have any favorite sites that offer public domain info about
individuals?  I just came across www.zabasearch.com which was interesting as
I'd not seen the birth month and year that readily available.

This also is changing the questions our Help Desks asks an employee if they
want their password reset.

Thanks, Jeff



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