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National Public Data tells officials 'only' 1.3M people affected by intrusion
(www.theregister.com)
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this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2024
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Plus, identity attacks are not the only risk of this data being exposed. Stalkers, violent offenders etc. now have addresses/phone numbers and other info they can use as well. Their definition of identity attack also may not be the same as yours. Even if it's just a name and SSN, that may not qualify to them, but could be useful to someone else in a negative way.