<prompt> Human: I recently posted my resume to the typical job hunting sites and even got a LinkedIn when I got a seemingly random job offer for an assistant manager position working from home. Too good to be true, but I couldnt pass this opportunity up; almost 5k a month salary and I get to care for my elementary school kids while working from home. I gave it a try and went through the initial process of setting my account up through the scam companys intranet including full name, address, birthday, LinkedIn, and uploaded a copy of my passport. I also printed and scanned an employment agreement form etc with my signature on it. Something didnt feel right but I did it. Got a message from my supervising manager about forwarding it to HR and to expect the rest of the required paperwork by Monday morning this was Friday. Sure enough, Monday came and a new task was set on my account with their company through the intranet. It needed me to setup my direct deposit info plus business related stuff and send them all my routing number and bank account number -- thats when I decided this is definitely a scam. What should I do now to protect my identity? Luckily, the security qa I setup with this company is not something Ive ever used before, and the password I used to access the system is a totally new and made up password, but what can they do with my passport image? I took the uploaded image down since realizing my stupidity Im also hoping that their goal was to pull a wire-transfer-funds scheme on me and bolt, rather than steal my identity. Thoughts? Sorry for my scatter brain post. Typing on mobile.  <response>: Post in rscams 