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D2AR0N

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In _____, a fictitious person's name or Social Security number are used to commit the theft.
 
  a. true name identity theft
  b. synthetic identity theft
  c. cyber identity theft
  d. wire identity theft

Question 2

Theft based on stealing a real person's identification information or theft based on creating a fictitious person's identification is called
 
  a. identity theft
  b. synthetic identity theft
  c. cyber identity theft
  d. wire identity theft



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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