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Every American’s Social Security Has Now Been Exposed

franknez.com
submitted
10 mos ago
bybambamtofinance

Summary

Every American’s Social Security has now been exposed according to a hack report that claims a group stole 2.7 billion personal records. The breach could power a raft of identity theft, fraud and other crimes.

Data breach at Health Equity, a prominent HSA provider, is concerning as it involves the potential compromise of sensitive financial and personal information. The scale of the incident, involving the data of 4.3 million customers, suggests this could have significant implications for those affected individuals.

The firm is offering victims a two-year complimentary credit identity, monitoring, insurance and restoration services. HealthEquity is an Internal Revenue Service (IRS)-designated non-bank health savings trustee with 16 million members nationwide.

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9 Comments

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getthatmoneyyo
10 mos ago
At this point, what piece of my data hasn't been hacked?
2
splitsecond
10 mos ago
Best thing to do is freeze your credit and call it a day
3
getthatmoneyyo
10 mos ago
Doesn't it get annoying to have to unfreeze every time you're going to apply for something?
2
splitsecond
10 mos ago
It's not too bad. They made it easier online now. You can usually get things unfrozen within the hour.
2
boredgamer
10 mos ago
Why is our entire identity tied to such a unsafe simple set of numbers?
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bambamOP
10 mos ago
It's what was stupidly decided as a national identifier and kept fire legacy reasons. It's about time we changed it.
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boredgamer
10 mos ago
Does anybody have any clue what it could be changed to?
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bambamOP
9 mos ago
Cryptographic tokens along with a PIN that can easily be changed with the enforcing agency should it get compromised. Much better system over the static 9 digit number that can't be changed
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boredgamer
9 mos ago
That's too reasonable to ever get implemented by the federal government