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FBI Investigates Dark Web Trove of 153 Million Driver's Licenses

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The FBI is investigating Nexus, a dark web service selling scans of over 153 million driver's licenses from the U.S. and Canada. This breach highlights vulnerabilities in third-party identity verification systems used by businesses, raising concerns for both consumers and tech professionals about data security and accountability gaps. Businesses must ensure their vendors adhere to strict security protocols to protect sensitive customer information.

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