Social Security Number Hacking: 2.7 Billion Records of US Citizens From National Public Data Allegedly Stolen in Massive Data Breach, USDoD Claims Responsibility

The hacking group known as 'USDoD' claims to have stolen 2.7 billion records containing the personal information of nearly every American. The stolen data includes Social Security numbers and physical addresses. The data was allegedly compromised from "National Public Data," a data broker that provides personal information to employers, private investigators, and staffing agencies. USDoD is reportedly offering the stolen records for sale. Data Breach 2024: California Resident Files Complaint Against ‘National Public Data’ for Massive Breach of 3 Billion People’s Critical Information; Here’s What Happened.

Hacking Group 'USDoD' Claims Theft of 2.7 Billion Records

🚨#BREAKING: Every American's Social Security number may have been stolen in a new major hack, with over 2.7 billion records allegedly compromised from National Public Data. The stolen information includes Social Security numbers and physical addresses pic.twitter.com/bMAkNuuwOD

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) August 14, 2024

JUST IN: Every American's Social Security number may have been stolen in a new hack, with 2.7 billion records allegedly stolen.

Hacking group 'USDoD' claims they have stolen 2.7 billion records of Americans' personal information.

The personal information includes Social… pic.twitter.com/INrgUTXEW0

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) August 14, 2024

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