Reorder Checks Online     Agricultural Banking   Commercial Banking                                   Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing crimes in the United States. Without touching your wallet, or entering your house, a thief can steal your financial identity with a few keystrokes and your Social Security number or other private information. It involves someone assuming your identity by applying for credit, making purchases and not paying creditors – all in your good name. There are steps you can take to reduce the chance of this happening to you. Knowledge is your first and best defense. Learn as much as you can about this issue and the many ways you can help protect your private information. You can begin this process by clicking on the link below: Click here to read the Federal Trade Commission's Identity Theft booklet. Click here for further information from the Federal Trade Commission concerning Identity Theft, Privacy, and Security. We have learned that criminals have launched a major e-mail campaign to deploy the infamous ZeuS Trojan e-mail, which will send spam messages disguised as fraud alerts from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Twitter account hijack warnings, or salacious YouTube videos.The fraudulent IRS e-mail uses the verbiage "Notice of Underreported Income" as the Subject Line and encourages the recipient to click a hyperlink to review their tax statement. All of the latest e-mails use a variety of URL shortening services. Remember to not open the attachments or download information from unexpected or spam e-mails.

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