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FBI investigating dark-web service claiming 153M license records, raising CDL security concerns

The Nexus collection reportedly included front-and-back license images and CDL-tagged entries, but investigators have not confirmed any freight exposure. The post FBI investigating dark-web service claiming 153M license records, raising CDL security concerns appeared first on FreightWaves .

FBI investigating dark-web service claiming 153M license records, raising CDL security concerns

The FBI is currently investigating a dark-web service that claimed access to 153 million driver's license records. The Nexus collection reportedly covered individuals across the United States and Canada, with some entries labeled "CDL" or "ECDL." Authorities have not identified any specific transportation business or commercial driver affected by the incident.

IDScan.net, a Louisiana-based identity provider, has not confirmed unauthorized access to its systems. No evidence currently connects these records with cargo theft. The FBI has not released further details about the investigation.

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