Le piratage de National Public Data entraîne la fuite de numéros de sécurité sociale
La société de vérification d'antécédents National Public Data a été piratée, et des numéros de sécurité sociale ainsi que des informations personnelles ont été publiés en ligne. Les données divulguées représenteraient plusieurs milliards d'enregistrements, mais même au moment où l'entreprise a confirmé l'intrusion, l'étendue exacte des dégâts n'avait pas été établie. L'entreprise s'est déclarée en faillite en octobre 2024 et a repris son service en août 2025.
L’essentiel
- Organisme touché
- National Public Data
- Type d’incident
- Fuite de données
- Date des faits / de détection
- Non confirmé
- Ampleur
- Fuite d'informations personnelles dont des numéros de sécurité sociale ; ampleur exacte des dégâts non confirmée
- Cause / méthode
- Vol et publication en ligne d'informations personnelles à la suite d'un piratage externe
- Lieu
- États-Unis
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Données exposéesNuméro d’identité national
Chronologie
- La publication en ligne de plusieurs milliards d'enregistrements de National Public Data, dont des numéros de sécurité sociale, a été révélée.
- National Public Data a confirmé l'intrusion, sans que l'étendue des dégâts soit établie.
- National Public Data s'est déclarée en faillite.
- La reprise du service de National Public Data a été annoncée.
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