• Setting up Social Security cards and bank accounts proved to be a real headache.

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  • At the heart of the matter is DirecTV's desire to bring the management and encryption of its security cards in-house.

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  • From the U.S. to Australia, employees are being sacked via voicemail, while others return from lunch to find their security cards do not work.

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  • The Senate bill calls for tamper-proof Social Security cards and pushes to collect more biometric information from immigrants, but it stops short of requiring a full-fledged biometric I.

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  • Experts also recommend storing bank records, important contact information for creditors and insurance companies, as well as copies of social security cards and drivers licenses in a safe, second location.

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  • The higher fees and burdensome documentation requirements--such as proof of address and Social Security cards--pushed immigrants into informal channels to send money overseas more quickly, less expensively and with fewer questions.

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  • While some thefts come from stolen wallets containing Social Security cards and the like, thieves also are filching Social Security numbers in sneakier ways, such as from health-care or financial databases.

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  • To his amazement, Inglis was confronted on the campaign trail by voters who were convinced that numbers on their Social Security cards indicated that a secret bank had bought them at birth.

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  • She later got a license after she qualified for the federal program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which allows young illegal immigrants to stay in the U.S. and obtain work-authorization forms and Social Security cards.

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  • Gather any originals or copies of valuable documents, which might include credit card numbers, Social Security cards, birth certificates, passports, bank account information, discs of photos for insurance purposes, and a utility bill to provide proof of where your home is (or was) located.

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  • Drexler, which makes security ID cards, got taken out on the upside limit back in April.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • "We've listened to our clients' feedback and will provide the convenience and security of check cards at no additional charge as part of all of our checking accounts, " said Brad Dinsmore, a consumer-banking executive at SunTrust.

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  • And so it goes: Businesses worry about miffing their dealers, consumers worry about the security of their credit cards, media companies worry that selling goods will compromise their credibility.

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  • Officials said they were prepared to work with unions to resolve any differences but stressed that ID cards would improve security at airports and speed up recruitment procedures.

    BBC: Manchester launch for ID cards

  • That security could one day make SD cards as common a medium for distributing digital content as the compact disc is today.

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  • Remove unnecessary credit cards, your Social Security card, and other unneeded documents that could compromise your identity if lost or stolen while on vacation.

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  • The New York Times reports that hackers associated with Anonymous have apparently stolen subscriber information, including names and credit cards, from the security news site Stratfor.

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  • Like most malware attacks, there are clues as to its origin - however security experts warn that any calling cards found within the attack's code could in fact be an attempt to throw investigators off the real scent.

    BBC: 'Red October' cyber-attack found by Russian researchers

  • Also because of more advanced card security measures used in European countries, a passport is often required to make purchases with American cards that rely on a magnetic strip for security.

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  • That could mean doing away with today's cumbersome array of security passes, tickets and even credit cards.

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  • It is a standard followed by most European countries to ensure card security via microchip in credit and debit cards.

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  • But now, forward to 2007, Bank of America is offering credit cards to customers without Social Security numbers, many of whom are undocumented immigrants.

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  • We give out our social security numbers when we forget our charge cards while shopping, and use supermarket loyalty cards that log our buying habits into giant data warehouses.

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  • Cards may be part of a security system that lets selected officials preview international programs before they are broadcast.

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  • According to investigators, there was no activity on Melisa Sloan's credit cards, bank accounts, Social Security number or driver's license.

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  • Even in Belgium, which has had compulsory identity cards since 1919, social-security information is kept on a separate bit of plastic.

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  • Since Indian ATMs don't require the double identification of RFID smart card and magnetic strip, just the strip, they were able to manage quite a bit of cash before a vigilant security guard spotted them making withdrawls from multiple cards in succession.

    ENGADGET: UK's ATM cards thoroughly trounced by ID thieves

  • Philips says there's huge biometric potential for use by homeland security types to identify people or to replace credit cards, since no two vein structures are alike.

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  • These sites, which claim to have bank-level security, automatically import data from users' credit cards, loans, and bank, brokerage and 401(k) accounts, and break down spending into categories, such as groceries, clothing and coffee.

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  • Then there have been subtle but important barriers: For instance, Macintosh computers have long been incompatible with a security keycard-reading system known as Common Access Cards system, or CAC, which is heavily used by the military.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

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