Hack my account, please!

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6. Old addresses

Anyone can get hold of some old phone books and sift through the white pages - or, better yet, use any number of the free "people finder" Web sites that often list old addresses. And if the security question asks for a former county in which you lived, it's not hard to figure that one out with an address.

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