>The Nexus operators claimed in their introductory post that they had been "continuously exfiltrating new data for over a year into our private database." That claim was consistent with the observed growth rate: within 24 hours of Krebs monitoring the service, the driver's license count grew by nearly 400,000 — suggesting the attackers retained live access to the source systems as of publication.>The breach included records that underscore the breadth of IDScan.net's client base. Among the licenses available for purchase on Nexus was one belonging to US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, listed at $100. The license of an FBI assistant director was also reportedly present in the database, along with an unknown number of federal employees who presented their state-issued licenses at Hertz rental counters after arriving at their destinations by air.FYI this company was for the last year praising new age verification laws and bragging about its data security. And the entire time their ENTIRE database of stored IDs, which include infrared scans of your driver's license allowing those pictures to perfectly stand in for the real thing, were being leaked to a Russian ID theft website. Idscan btw works with Target, Hertz, Fedex, and many tech companies, so you might wanna check and see if your license was for sale on the dark web.And I thought we'd have to wait a couple years before all the age verification services got pwned this hard.
They'll continue to double down on this shit instead of admitting that they just want to censor the internet
>>541986032Why is it always some sketchy third party company doing the verification instead of a branch of government? Almost like the leaks are intentional
>>541986303Because they're a "private company"The TOS supersedes the Constitution, even if they take your tax dollars
>>541985827Woah, you mean the exact thing that literally anyone with any sense said would happen (again) happened (again)?This is intentional though. Create problem, use solution to expand power and control.
>>541985827Who would have thought that le private corporation that does whatever it wants is a bad idea for storing private IDs?
>>541988096That's communismIf you don't like it, build your own verification service and kickback enough dought to politicians so they choose you.
>>541988254It's not reaaaaal communism when le private companies collude to track and trace you let barn animals.
>>541986303Jews. It’s always Jews.
>>541986032Gift humanity a way to share infinite free information and kikes will find a way to ruin it.>>541986303Kikes pretend the constitution doesnt apply to corporations. Fun fact: yes it does. Thats why kikes started calling America a corporation in the 1800s, so they dont have to give you civil rights, since you are an "employee" and not "citizen."Yes kikes are that stupid, dishonest, and schizophrenic.
>>541985827these are great for news
Few, I just used yakuza 6 photo mode to bypass aliexpress verificationI will NEVER give a selfie or a my id
>>541986032how funny would it be to see hegseth and patel get identity theft after advocating for internet censorship in the way of facial and id scans that only ended up creating a treasure trove like target for people who don't care about the law at all in the first place holy shit what a disaster lol you're not protecting anyone with this technology you are creating incentives to commit crime and thats it.
this is why i refuse to use any service that requires IDs and photo selfies for verification.
>>541994070if you had the technical ability to actually hack an id database how could you resist given the tech sector is clear cut in creating massive data centers that are just full to the brim with expensive data that people INCLUDING THE CORPORATIONS THEMSELVES would pay top dollar for, why don't you look into how many of the data sets ai companies use actually had stolen data in them its more than you think, what we are doing is creating incentives to commit crimes then financially rewarding that crime with paychecks by the same people.
