Havard Student Caught Making Fake IDs
By Adam Dodge - Posted on January 8th, 2008
Quick Facts
- Date: 1/9/2008
- Institution: Harvard University
- Type of Incident: Impersonation
- Number Affected: Unknown
- Source: ESI
- Abstract Source: The Harvard Crimson
Abstract
Theodore R. Pak, a Harvard undergraduate student, has been caught creating false identification including state drivers licenses and Harvard identification cards. Some of the Harvard ID cards allow access to student buildings and "Crimson Cash" accounts according to university officials. According to officials, there is no evidence that the fake ID cards were used to fraudulently access cash or personal information. However, Harvard sent a letter to Crimson Cash account holders suggesting these individuals review their accounts for fraudulent activity. At this point it is unclear whether or not the cards were used to gain unauthorized access to buildings.
Tagged: Harvard University
• 2008
• Educational Security Incidents (ESI)
• Financial Information
• Impersonation
• Personally Identifying Information
