After looking at privacyrights.org and seeing the abundant amount of articles and guides, I think a researcher would be able to use this information to study breaches because If you did not know what a breach was, the article I looked at about the 2017 Equifax breach briefly explains what it is. Another article discussed the importance of watching the cards you use because if you were to use them online and there is a data breach, that may very well expose your card information. Lastly, in the event of a data breach, it could lead to identity theft. A researcher would learn from this website that there are many ways for identity theft to occur, such as data breaches, discarded documents, stolen wallets, stolen mail, and phishing. These are a few ways researchers may use public information to study data breaches.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After looking at privacyrights.org and seeing the abundant amount of articles and guides, I think a researcher would be able to use this information to study breaches because If you did not know what a breach was, the article I looked at about the 2017 Equifax breach briefly explains what it is. Another article discussed… <\/p>\n