The wide-ranging study showed 56% of adults worried that someone will use their credit or bank details to steal their cash or buy goods, and 51% worried that their identity will be stolen.
Scots are more afraid of bank fraud and identity theft than violent attacks, according to an official survey of crime.
The wide-ranging study showed 56% of adults worried that someone will use their credit or bank details to steal their cash or buy goods, and 51% worried that their identity will be stolen.