Illinois survey finds Social Security numbers in public records
A survey by the Social Security Number Protection Task Force shows many circuit clerks and some state agencies expose Social Security numbers in public documents or online. It calls for bans on public display and stricter protections, citing ongoing government lapses and gains in awareness.
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Brian Imus
Illinois Public Interest Research Group
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Western Illinois University
Carla Bender
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Illinois Association of Circuit Court Clerks
Recommendations to strengthen Social Security number security
A two year study by the Social Security Number Protection Task Force led to policy ideas to curb public posting of numbers and embedding SSNs on magnetic strips or cards. It urges government bodies to limit exposure, require disclosure when asked, train staff, restrict access, and craft disposal plans with penalties for violations.
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Judge allows Illinois man confession in terrorist funding case
A federal judge ruled that confessions Muhammad Salah allegedly made in Israeli custody in 1993 can be used at his October trial. The defense argued coercion and torture by Israeli agents. prosecutors presented officers testifying under code names. Judge Amy St. Eve found the statements voluntary and credible, noting no shocking actions. Salah and two co defendants face a 15 year racketeering conspiracy case linking to Hamas.
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Israeli Security Agency
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