Of course you can. There are many cases where stolen ID information is used for illegal activities. Here are some common examples: 1. **Credit card fraud**: Criminals use stolen ID information to apply for credit cards, and then use these credit cards to make purchases or withdraw cash, causing financial losses to the victim. 2. **Loan fraud**: Using stolen ID information to apply for personal loans or small loans, disappearing after obtaining funds, causing losses to the lending institution and the victim. 3. **Phishing**: Criminals send phishing emails by impersonating the victim's identity to trick others into providing personal information or bank account information for further fraud. 4. **Identity impersonation**: Using stolen ID information to create fake accounts on social networks or other platforms may be used to harass or defraud others. 5. **Tax fraud**: Using stolen ID information to report false tax information to tax authorities and obtain tax refunds. 6. **Healthcare fraud**: Using stolen ID information to obtain medical services or drugs, causing losses to insurance companies or medical institutions. 7. **Rent fraud**: Fraudsters use stolen ID information to rent properties, then disappear or fail to pay rent, causing losses to landlords. These cases demonstrate the various illegal activities that may result from identity theft, and serve as a reminder for individuals to protect their identity information online to reduce the risk of identity theft.