iJack Last modified: Wednesday, September 06, 2006
(1) The term used to describe the theft of laptop computers when the perpetrator literally grabs the laptop out of the owner's hand and runs away with it. (2) The theft of personal information to assume an identity and commit fraud. As defined by Intersections Inc., iJacking is an emotionally devastating crime that drains your accounts, hurts your reputation and leaves you financially paralyzed when thieves assume your identity or use your Social Security number to commit fraud crimes.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about iJack . Also check out the following links! iJacked Call it an iJacking: a street-level strong-arm robbery of computer gadgetry. In the past few months, the Western Addition has, in the words of a recent SFPD neighborhood bulletin, "been plagued by this type of crime with very few arrests."	Computer Law Mobile Computing Notebook Computers Security cyber crime cyber forensics laptop laptop computer notebook notebook computer portable security Give Us Your Feedback Shopping black Products Compare Products,Prices and Stores Shop by Category: Shoes 59141 Store Offers Clothing 444362 Store Offers Furniture 58044 Store Offers MP3 Players 125 Model Matches Digital Cameras 173 Model Matches