Huge data breach exposes over 600,000 records, including background checks, vehicle, and property records. Story by Ellen Jennings-Trace • 3mo.

Nearly 3 billion people have been affected by a previously unknown data breach at a background check company. Credit: Witthaya Prasongsin via GETTY Images You might be affected by one of the ...

Over 600,000 people hit in massive data breach — background checks, vehicle and property records. Dave LeClair. Fri, November 29, 2024 at 3:28 PM UTC. 2 min read.

DISA, a background check provider for major employers, suffered a data breach exposing more than 3.3M people, including social security numbers.

The latest breach affected DISA, a major employment screening and background check service, and compromised information from more than 3.3 million people. Skip to Main Content View our Bluesky ...

National Public Data, which aggregates data to provide background checks, has confirmed it suffered a massive data breach involving Social Security numbers and other personal data on millions of ...

National Public Data (NPD), a company that resells collected personal data for background checks, has confirmed that a data breach leaked names, Social Security numbers, physical addresses, and more.

To make matters worse, National Public Data allegedly didn’t notify victims of the breach or self-report the incident to any state attorneys general, which, according to McAfee, is standard ...

Nearly one third of the population of the United States appears to have had its private information leaked in a security lapse by a large background check company. The firm, MC2 Data, left ...

The announcement was made Friday by the background check service National Public Data. ... The breach became known after a lawsuit was filed back on August 1st.

Huge data breach exposes over 600,000 records, including background checks, vehicle, and property records News By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 28 November 2024 ...

Another background check company suffered a data breach; this time, more than 600,000 people were affected. It's a minor breach compared with the 2.9 billion people hit by the National Public Data ...