International news express : advance tech bring to more privacy risk

 President Barack Obama proposed strengthening laws against identity theft by requiring notification when consumer information is hacked and protecting students' private data.

He also called for more free access to all consumer credit rating services. While customers can get annual credit reports free once a year, FICO credit scores typically cost money to obtain, although some banks have been offering them free to customers.

Obama applauded those companies for offering the service and called on more to do so. He said a credit score "is like an early warning system telling you that you've been hit by fraud so you can deal with it fast."

Obama said identity theft is a growing problem that costs billions of dollars and can "turn your life upside down." He said the age of technology and digital innovation has created enormous vulnerabilities for the U.S. and cited the recent hack on Sony Pictures Entertainment as an example. ddr3 ram 4gb cheap

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