52% of consumers have an increased fear of becoming a fraud victim
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from Securitymagazine4 months ago
Among the new findings, nearly one in three people globally report being a victim of digital fraud, with most victims reporting the crime occurred in the past six months.
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Globally, most people (58%) are more fearful than they were two years ago. Half of those surveyed (52%) have an increased fear due to submitting personal information online.
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As more brands fall victim to data breaches, the number of fraud incidents linked to stolen data continues to rise year over year, illustrating the growing concern.
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In the United States, 30% of respondents reported being victims of fraud in the past three years, marking a notable 31% increase from the previous year.
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