FDIC: Putting an End to Account-Hijacking Identity Theft Study Supplement

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	Putting an End to Account-Hijacking Identity Theft Study Supplement Previous \| Table of Contents \| Next Table of Contents Introduction Part 1: Public Comments and the FDIC's Response to Them Summary of Public Comments The FDIC's Response to the Comments Part 2: More-Recent Trends in Identity Theft Size of the Problem Manner of Perpetration Indirect Costs The Reaction of Banks Layered Mitigation Approach Consumer Acceptance of Stronger Authentication Examples of Two-Factor Authentication Part 3 : Technologies to Mitigate Account Hijacking Internet Protocol Address (IPA) Location and Geo-Location Mutual Authentication Device Authentication Non-Hardware-Based One-Time-Password Scratch Card Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Chip User-Based Software to Detect Phishing and Fraudulent Web Sites Out-of-Band Authentication Part 4: Findings References
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