The handy tips to protect yourself against identity theft online (not using ‘password’ as your password is a start)
Cases of identity theft rapidly increasing every year Creating strong passwords and protecting smartphones important
By Anthony Bond
PUBLISHED: 05:22 EST, 29 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:12 EST, 29 March 2013
We are revealing more information about our personal lives than ever before.
Through social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, many of us openly share private information about our everyday lives.
So it is no surprise that cases of identity theft are rapidly increasing, with more and more people being caught out every year.
On the rise: Cases of identity theft are rapidly increasing, with more and more people being caught out every year
But now, as reported by Mashable, these handy tips have emerged detailing how you can protect against identity theft online.
The graphic above, created by NextAdvisor, shows some of the tips which people can take to protect themselves.
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The handy tips to protect yourself against identity theft online (not using 'password' as your password is a start)