People who have their social security or credit card numbers stolen and used by thieves are frequently victims of ___________________.
A)Insider fraud
B)Identity theft
C)Occupational corruption
D)Document sabotage

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Identity theft is the act of stealing someone's personal or financial information for the purpose of using it for fraudulent activities such as opening bank accounts or credit cards in the victim's name. This is the most common scenario when social security or credit card numbers are stolen. Insider fraud refers to fraudulent activities committed by individuals or employees within an organization, occupational corruption refers to business-related bribery, and document sabotage refers to deliberate tampering or destruction of important documents.

People Who Have Their Social Security or Credit Card Numbers