Over 150m Driver’s Licenses Posted on Dark Web After Data Breach
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Over 150m driver’s licenses posted on dark web after data breach
A person’s driver’s license is supposed to be proof of who they are. Now, according to a new investigation, someone is allegedly selling millions of those IDs on the dark web. A cybercrime service called Nexus reportedly claimed to have access to 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses, along with millions of other identification […] Read the original article here: Over 150m driver’s licenses posted on dark web after data breach
Among the documentation found, a copy of the driver's license of Pete Hegseth, U.S. Secretary of Defense, appeared.
Technology News: Specialized security investigations detonated a heavy calibre surprise after detecting the leaking of sensitive databases containing driver's license records and identity documents for more than 153 million people through the Dark Internet Forums.
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