Identity Theft
College students have a lot to worry about: tests, quizzes, homework, organizations, and jobs. One thing they might not think they should worry about is identity theft. 26____ Knowing how to protect yourself against identity theft is the first thing you need to do for yourself.
27____ Many student don't know or don't realize the dangers of giving out their personal information unless they have already been through it or they are older. In order to protect yourself from having your identity stolen, you need to understand how scammers (骗子) get your personal information.
For students, being frugal is just about a must. One of the costs they may save is paying for their own Internet 28____ While this may cut down on costs while you are in college, there is a chance that someone will be able to get your personal information. If you are going to shop online or do any of the previously mentioned activities, make sure you are on a secured network that has the proper privacy settings.
29____ You should always shred (撕碎) anything that has any type of personal information, especially those with account numbers, your social security number, or even your birthday. Your identity may not be stolen right away, but that information could be used in the future. Shred any and all personal documentation before throwing it away. 30____.

A. Instead, they will log on to someone else's WiFi or an unsecured network.
B. Identity thief is actually a big problem on college campuses.
C. Some people go through others' trash and take the pre-approved cards.
D. Something that students may not think about is shredding their documents.
E. One of the major reasons why students are targets is because they are naive.
F. Moreover, make sure it can't be put back together.