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The 21 pages that link to Identity theft, each with the reason it gives.

• PrivacyRelated: Exposed personal data can enable impersonation and financial harm.

• FraudRelated: Impersonation lets fraudsters exploit another person's accounts, credentials, or reputation.

• Data breachRelated: Exposed identifiers can help criminals impersonate victims or open accounts in their names.

• Data privacyRelated: Exposed personal data can let criminals impersonate people or open accounts in their names.

• Right to privacyRelated: Weak control over personal information can enable concrete harms to individuals.

• ImpersonationRelated: Impersonation can turn stolen identity details into apparent proof of who someone is.

• ForgeryRelated: Forged identity documents can help an offender impersonate someone else.

• PhishingRelated: Stolen personal information from phishing can enable impersonation and financial fraud.

• Digital privacyRelated: Exposed personal data can enable impersonation and financial harm.

• DoxingRelated: Exposed identifiers can help attackers impersonate a doxing target.

• Credential stuffingRelated: Taken-over accounts can expose personal data that supports further impersonation.

• Patricia HighsmithRelated: Ripley’s impersonations turn stolen identity into a means of social mobility and survival.

• PickpocketingRelated: A stolen wallet may expose identity documents or payment details to further misuse.

• Information privacyRelated: Exposed personal information can enable impersonation and direct harm to individuals.

• ScamRelated: Stolen personal details from a scam can enable further unauthorized transactions.