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Protect Yourself from Internet Scammers and Identity Thieves October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month; The Tax Department reminds New Yorkers to remain vigilant throughout the year and shares guidance on how to safeguard your information from scams In recognition of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance today encouraged taxpayers to remain vigilant to thwart cyber criminals and their increasingly sophisticated... scams. Scammers will search for any system vulnerability or tidbit of personal information, whether revealed in a social media post or in response to a seemingly routine email, to help them commit these crimes, said Acting Commissioner Nonie Manion. National Cyber Security Awareness Month provides an opportune time to remind citizens to be more vigilant in protecting their sensitive information. Identity thieves and cyber criminals steal sensitive information from unsuspecting taxpayers in a variety of waysfrom launching sophisticated phishing schemes to dumpster diving for documents containing sensitive personal information. Their tactics can include the use of threatening phone calls, social engineering, authentic-looking emails with enticing links or attachments, or thumb drives harboring malware.

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