From Leak to Laughter: NPD’s Data Debacle Returns Under New Ownership!
National Public Data is back! After leaking 2.9 billion records, the site returns under new ownership. Privacy experts call it a “privacy nightmare,” but don’t worry—there’s an opt-out form. Because nothing says “security” like filling out a form on a site that previously lost your Social Security number!
Hot Take:
Well, folks, it looks like National Public Data is the Lazarus of data brokers, rising from the ashes of its own catastrophic data breach. With Perfect Privacy LLC at the helm, it’s like a soap opera starring your Social Security number and your grandma’s address. Grab your popcorn, because this is a cybersecurity thriller with a twist of ‘who needs privacy anyway?’ Let’s just hope we don’t see a sequel.
Key Points:
– National Public Data (NPD) suffered a massive data breach in 2024, leaking 2.9 billion records.
– Despite filing for bankruptcy, the site is back online under new ownership by Perfect Privacy LLC.
– The leaked data, including sensitive personal information, remains searchable on the site.
– Legal actions against former operators Jerico Pictures are ongoing, with demands for stricter security measures.
– An opt-out form is available, but leaked data may still circulate.