Question

The Bureau of Justice Statistics was able to determine that what % of identity theft victims were unable to determine how their information was stolen?

Answer 1

Answer:

68%

Explanation:

Identity theft is a kind of crime that is committed when individuals are impersonated. The person who commits the crime assumes the personality of the victim. This could happen in the case of internet financial crimes where the financial details of individuals are stolen and then used to make unauthorized transactions.

The Bureau of Justice report on identity theft victims in 2014 shows that among the victims of this act only 32% knew how the offender was able to obtain their information. This would mean that 68% of the victims were unable to determine how their information as stolen.