(Photo: Nick Rowe/Getty Images)
The latest ?who?s who list? is one that several celebrities probably do not want to be on. Some of the most famous folks in entertainment were violated when their personal finance records were posted on a website.
CBS Radio Houston has chosen not to research or even post the website that violated several big names in entertainment by posting such personal information as social security numbers, financial records, credit reports, addresses and phone numbers of some of the most world-renowned people.
CBS Radio Houston did learn however, that the website featured a ghostly girl holding her finger up to her lips and a comment about God as well as Satan.
Celebrities violated by the posting of personal information online include: Jay-Z and his wife Beyonc?, Britney Spears, Attorney General Eric Holder, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Britney Spears (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for EJAF)
Additional reports indicate that both Secret Service and the FBI were investigating the site.
Further reports stated that in terms of targeted individuals, the list grew on the site; within 24 hours of creation, the names of famous people and their personal records were made public.
The operator of the site also added specialized features on it including a count the number of visitors and a link to a Twitter account.
There was no other official word released about investigative efforts into this case. It is not clear as to why these certain celebrities were targeted.
Share your thoughts below and watch video on how to protect yourself from online identity theft!
Cicely C. Mitchell, HOT 95.7/ Houston
Source: http://hothits957.cbslocal.com/2013/03/12/celebrities-personal-finance-records-posted-online/
blade runner close encounters of the third kind beyonce and jay z baby droid 4 tom brady sister dad shoots daughters laptop brandon jennings
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.