FLHSMV Data Breach Tied To Compromised Police Login: What Florida Drivers Should Do

DMV breach confirmed as hackers claim 200,000 records stolen

Florida's FLHSMV confirmed a DMV data breach of its DAVID database. ShinyHunters claims it stole over 200,000 driver records including Social Security numbers.

Breach of Florida driver database through Plant City police login renews push for data privacy protections

Florida officials say hackers accessed the state's driver database through a Plant City police employee's login, renewing a Republican lawmaker’s push for stronger safeguards and limits on driver-data sales.

FLHSMV Data Breach Tied To Compromised Police Login: What Florida Drivers Should Do

Florida's Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles says an international criminal group got in using a single police user's login, and has not yet said what data was taken or how many drivers are affected. Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Mike Thomas. Read the full article: FLHSMV Data Breach Tied to Compromised Police Login: What Florida Drivers Should Do

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FBI investigating alleged driver's license theft Fox News national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin has the latest on the FBI's investigation into an alleged black market operation selling stolen driver's license records, examining the potential national security and identity theft risks, how millions of personal identification documents may have been compromised and what federal authorities are […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS fe…

FLHSMV data breached, hackers claim 200,000 driver records compromised | Santa Rosa Press Gazette

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLSHMV) is reporting a data breach of the state’s Driver and Vehicle Information Database, also known as DAVID.