Nexus ID Breach Exposes a Blueprint for Fraud, Experts Warn
The Nexus identity breach is far more dangerous than a typical password dump because the stolen material reportedly includes the faces, addresses, birth dates and hidden security features of government-issued IDs, cybersecurity expert Dr. Marilyne Ordekian told Bitcoin.com News. The dark-web marketplace surfaced in late August, claiming access to roughly 170 million records, including more […]
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