Hackers may have stolen the Social Security numbers of every American from National Public Data

BREAKING: Hackers may have stolen the Social Security numbers of every American from National Public Data, around 2.9 billion records, per the LA Times

Hackers may have stolen the Social Security numbers of every American from National Public Data

Hackers may have leaked the Social Security Numbers of every American

nearly 3 billion records stolen from a prominent data broker, much of the information appears to have been leaked on a forum. According to Bleeping Computer, the data dump includes 2.7 billion records of personal info for people in the US, such as names, Social Security Numbers, potential aliases and all physical addresses they are known to have lived at.

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Also going to affect us in more ways than people trying to impersonate and open accounts in our names.

Election security is now cooked.

Every medical file they ask for last 4 of our SS.

This is bad.

a reply to: pianopraze

I think most Americans SS#s were leaked in the Equifax data breach.

This is still horrible, but it should remind everyone to have 2FA on every service you can. And you can even lock your credit lines so they have to call you before something gets approved.

a reply to: pianopraze

If they get into bank accounts, we're all SCREWED (except those who keep cash in the mattress).

This happens quite a bit actually.

Social Security Numbers were exposed in 69% of breaches in 2023

originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: pianopraze

If they get into bank accounts, we're all SCREWED (except those who keep cash in the mattress).

or those with nothing to lose.

originally posted by: Mahogani
This happens quite a bit actually.

Social Security Numbers were exposed in 69% of breaches in 2023

all of them at once like this?

Big Government Failure. Collapse is nearing reality! ⚠️☠️

a reply to: pianopraze

This will just be another CBDC bullet point.

Social Security numbers weren't meant to be used the way that they are, yet they are tied to EVERYTHING. PRIVACY ACT be damned.

If this is legit, it's going to get incredibly wild real quick. Every scumbag on the planet is going to do back strokes in that data! I wonder what's next on the "Wild World of Reports"...

Pandora's Box just got obliterated. (if legit)

a reply to: pianopraze

Que the Digital Biometric Identification Program!

dun dun DUNNNNN

Must be election season .
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National Public Data class action lawsuit -

That sounds like a breach of National Security.

So why are these Twitstains not in jail?

"Around 2.900,000,000 billion records" ??????????

what is the population of america?
345,426,571 Million people ! ?

Thats more than 8 phone for each one ?

a reply to: Scratchpost

Thought provoking math, however I think the key word is "records", specifically the plurality of the term.

There's a difference between "records" and "social security numbers". Of course there are not 2.9 billion social security numbers, but 2.9 billion records? There's probably more than that by far.

a reply to: pianopraze

How much is the CIA involved of these universal background checks?