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This starts with the framing. One does not have their identity stolen. The counterparty is instead defrauded into believing something that is not true - and the
by jen20 2y ago
This starts with the framing. One does not have their identity stolen. The counterparty is instead defrauded into believing something that is not true - and the problem must be made entirely theirs.
- wat10000 2y agoIt’s mad. Criminal A defrauds company B by pretending to be some rando C. And somehow this ends up being C’s problem, and we just accept this as normal.