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Identiteitsfraude
Prins, J.E.J. Meulen, N.S. van der Grijpink, J.H.A.M. Barensen, J. Eijkelenboom, J.A. Ruifrok, A.C.C.
Prins, J.E.J.
Meulen, N.S. van der
Grijpink, J.H.A.M.
Barensen, J.
Eijkelenboom, J.A.
Ruifrok, A.C.C.
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Serie / Series
Justitiële verkenningen 2006/07
Project
JV2006/07
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Abstract
Identity fraud and theft are frequently thought of as problems that are an issue mostly in the United States and – to a lesser degree – Great Britain. Yet there is growing evidence that identity fraud is spreading across Europe, as a result of globalisation and digitalisation. Taking on another person’s identity no longer requires a forged passport. Look-alike fraud has been particularly popular in recent years, and is the main reason for the introduction of biometric passports. Identify fraud and theft is becoming a reality across a wide range of society’s sectors (the labour market, social security). Advances in digitisation offer identity thieves new opportunities to illicitly extract confidential data - including account numbers and passwords - from computers,. This themed issue attempts to offer an insight into the offence of identity fraud and theft, as well as insights into the various strategies for combating the phenomenon.
ARTIKELEN:
ARTIKELEN:
- J.E.J. Prins en N.S. van der Meulen - Identiteitsdiefstal: lessen uit het buitenland
- N.S. van der Meulen - Achter de schermen: de ervaringen van slachtoffers van identiteitsroof
- J.H.A.M. Grijpink - Identiteitsfraude en overheid
- J. Barensen en J.A. Eijkelenboom - Identiteitsfraude op de arbeidsmarkt en in de sociale zekerheid
- A.C.C. Ruifrok - Biometrie: wondermiddelen bestaan niet 6. Internetsites
Title
Identity fraud (full text only available in Dutch)
Uitgever / Publisher
Boom Juridische uitgevers
Publicatiedatum / Publication date
2006