National Public Data Hack Exposes Millions: Essential Steps to Safeguard Your Identity and Combat Fraud

Title: National Public Data Hack Exposes Millions: Essential Steps to Safeguard Your Identity and Combat Fraud

Article Snip: "...The recent massive data breach at National Public Data (NPD), a background check company, has potentially compromised the personal information of millions, if not billions, of individuals, including their Social Security numbers, dates of birth, phone numbers, current and past addresses, the names of siblings and parents, and other information. The hacker responsible for the compromise claims the stolen files include 2.7 billion records. ..."

Reference: www.foley.com
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In Denver, migrants can buy both a basic social security card and a green card for approximately $100-$150

Title: In Denver, migrants can buy both a basic social security card and a green card for approximately $100-$150

Article Snip: "Illegal Aliens in Denver and New York City Purchasing Fraudulent Social Security Cards...Top destination choices for illegal aliens due to their sanctuary policies – are experiencing an uptick in illegal aliens purchasing fraudulent social security cards...This uptick is concerning given it signals both a growing amount of identity fraud perpetrated on Americans and the use of these numbers to illegally obtain jobs. In New York City, where nearly 180,000 illegal aliens have entered since 2022, criminals with ties to MS-13 and the 18th Street gang are openly selling social security cards to migrants on street corners in Queens."

Reference: finchannel.com

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Watch for These 9 Signs of Identity Theft

Title: Watch for These 9 Signs of Identity Theft

Article Snip: "...contact the three major credit bureaus, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, to request a credit freeze on your accounts. Also known as a security freeze, this helps prevent new accounts from being opened in your name. A credit freeze is free and won’t affect your credit score..."

Reference: www.msn.com