Thread: Another leak

Experian Sold Consumer Data to ID Theft Service — Krebs on Security
​These services specialized in selling “fullz” or “fulls,” a slang term that cybercrooks use to describe a package of personally identifiable information that typically includes the following information: an individual’s name, address, Social Security number, date of birth, place of work, duration of work, state driver’s license number, mother’s maiden name, bank account number(s), bank routing number(s), email account(s) and other account passwords. Fulls are most commonly used to take over the identity of a person in order to engage in other fraud, such as taking out loans in the victim’s name or filing fraudulent tax refund requests with the IRS.All told, findget.me and superget.info acquired or sold fullz information on more than a half million people, the government alleges.


Whoops.....
That's enough info to cause some pretty serious damage. Scary.

Dex, you made my eyes bleed.

Ugh.