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Identity crime and misuse in Australia [electronic resource] : results of the 2014 online survey / Russell G. Smith, Rick Brown, Shandon Harris-Hogan 인기도
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Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 2015
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AIC reports. Research and public policy series, 1836-2079 ; 130
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ISBN: 9781922009791 (Print)
ISBN: 9781922009807 (Online)
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Contents

Foreword 4

Acknowledgements 5

Acronyms and terminology 9

Executive summary 10

Background 10

Definitions 10

Sample description 10

Perceptions of misuse of personal information 11

Experience of misuse of personal information 11

Losses, costs and consequences resulting from the misuse of personal information 12

Reporting the misuse of personal information 12

Behavioural changes arising from the misuse of personal information 13

The most serious occasion of misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months 13

Characteristics of those who experienced misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months 14

Significant relationships 14

No significant relationships 15

Conclusions 15

Introduction 16

Prior research into identity crime and misuse 17

Method 20

Research design 20

Survey questions 20

Sampling 21

Weighting of data 21

Analysis 21

Results 23

Characteristics of the sample 23

Perceptions of misuse of personal information 27

Experience of misuse of personal information 29

Losses, costs and consequences resulting from the misuse of personal information 33

Reporting the misuse of personal information 38

Behavioural changes arising from the misuse of personal information 42

The most serious occasion of misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months 43

Type of information 43

Source of information 45

Misuse of information 45

Detection methods 46

Out-of-pocket losses 47

Funds recovered 49

Characteristics of those who experienced misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months 50

Discussion 55

Perceptions of misuse of personal information 55

Experience of misuse of personal information 55

Losses, costs and consequences resulting from the misuse of personal information 56

Reporting the misuse of personal information 57

Behavioural changes resulting from the misuse of personal information 58

The most serious occasion of misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months 59

Characteristics of those who experienced misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months 60

Previous studies 60

AIC identity crime survey findings 61

Conclusions 62

The risk environment 62

Identity crime impact and harms 62

Responses 63

Incident and victim characteristics 63

References 64

Appendix 1. Identity crime and misuse survey 2014 66

Table 1. Respondents by place of normal residence 23

Table 2. Respondents by gender 24

Table 3. Respondents by age 24

Table 4. Respondents by language most often spoken at home 25

Table 5. Respondents who identified as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander 25

Table 6. Respondents by individual gross income 2013-14 26

Table 7. Respondents' perceptions about the seriousness of misuse of personal information 28

Table 8. Respondents' perceptions about the risk of misuse of their personal information in the next 12 months 28

Table 9. Respondents' awareness of victim certificates 29

Table 10. Respondents who experienced misuse of their personal information at any time in the past by place of normal residence (unweighted data) 30

Table 11. Respondents who experienced misuse of their personal information in the past 12 months by place of normal residence (unweighted data) 31

Table 12. Summary statistics for financial losses over 12 months 33

Table 13. Consequences experienced as the result of personal information being misused in the previous 12 months 37

Table 14. Government agencies and business organisations reported to and satisfaction with the response 39

Table 15. Reasons for not reporting misuse of personal information 41

Table 16. Behavioural changes resulting from the misuse of personal information 42

Table 17. Types of personal information respondents believed were misused in the most serious occasion in the previous 12 months 43

Table 18. How personal information was obtained on the most serious occasion in the previous 12 months 45

Table 19. How personal information was misused on the most serious occasion in the previous 12 months 46

Table 20. How misuse of personal information was detected on the most serious occasion in the past 12 months 47

Table 21. Summary statistics for financial losses on the most serious occasion 48

Table 22. Contingency table for misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months and Indigenous status (expected frequencies are shown in parentheses) 51

Table 23. Contingency table for misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months and individual gross income (expected frequencies are shown in parentheses) 51

Table 24. Contingency table for misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months and perceptions about the risk of misuse of personal information in the next 12 months (expected frequencies are shown in parentheses) 52

Table 25. Contingency table for place of normal residence of participants who experienced misuse of personal information in the previous 12 months and information lost or stolen from theft of mail (expected frequencies are shown in parentheses) 53

Figure 1. Percentage of respondents reporting identity crime-related victimisation over the preceding 12 months, by survey and year 18

Figure 2. Percentage of respondents reporting identity crime-related victimisation over their lifetime, by survey and year 19

Figure 3. Number of hours spent the previous week using a computer or computerised device 26

Figure 4. Number of hours spent the previous week using a computer or computerised device for work-related activities 27

Figure 5. Number of separate occasions participants believed their personal information had been misused 32

Figure 6. Distribution of financial losses experienced in the preceding 12 months 34

Figure 7. Distribution of funds reimbursed or recovered in the preceding 12 months 35

Figure 8. Average financial loss by age and gender 36

Figure 9. Respondents who were satisfied or very satisfied with the response, by agency 40

Figure 10. Number of types of personal information misused in the most serious occasion in the past 12 months (unweighted data) 44

Figure 11. Distribution of financial losses experienced on the most serious occasion in the preceding 12 months 49

Figure 12. Distribution of funds reimbursed or recovered in the most serious occasion in the preceding 12 months 50

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