U-Haul Hacked: Personal Data of 67K Customers in Criminal Crosshairs

U-Haul’s got a hitch in its giddy-up: 67,000 customers’ personal deets snagged by credential-cracking crooks. No cash was lifted, but names and license numbers took a joyride. U-Haul’s beefing up security, though—free credit monitoring in tow.

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Well, it looks like U-Haul's security hit a speed bump, and some cyber miscreants went on a joyride with 67,000 customers' personal details. Who knew moving day could include a surprise trip to Identity Theft-ville? Buckle up, folks—this ride's got more twists than a poorly packed moving truck!

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