Hacking Group Possibly Stolen EVERY Social Security Number in America and From Billions of People Worldwide

[LydiaJoy]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...ous-global-hacking-group-has-possibly-stolen/

The Los Angeles Times has revealed alarming news on Tuesday that an astonishing amount of sensitive personal information was possibly stolen from up to 2.9 billion people around the world by a notorious global hacking group called USDoD in April.

I can so more and more of these types of events happening in order to bring about a new form of identification required for everyone to accept.

 

[Ghoti Ichthus]

LifeLock's going to be busy.

 

[Tall Timbers]

One thing is for sure, anything tied in to the internet is not safe.

 

[Andiamo]

Here comes another justification for the mark of the beast.

 

[Andiamo]

One thing is for sure, anything tied in to the internet is not safe.

That’s why when we opened what would be our life savings account, I firmly had to insist several times that no, I did not want it attached to any of our checking accounts…no, I did not want it on the online banking. The young girl looked at me cross-eyed.

 

[Andiamo]

LifeLock's going to be busy.

People should just freeze their credit. Thats what we did over a decade ago when my husband’s insurance had a big breach.

 

[Tall Timbers]

People should just freeze their credit. Thats what we did over a decade ago when my husband’s insurance had a big breach.

I did that fairly recently.

 

[Tall Timbers]

Here comes another justification for the mark of the beast.

If the Mark includes any data it'll be hackable, too.

 

[1LoverofGod]

I like how the article says "possibly".
To me this means it's not certain. I see this as more fear mongering to make people feel less secure and of course the government comes to the rescue to make you feel secure.
In Ronald Reagan's words...

"the nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the Government, and I'm here to help."

 

[Everlasting Life]

People should just freeze their credit. Thats what we did over a decade ago when my husband’s insurance had a big breach.

Or son's SSN had been stolen when in highschool (someone was living a whole other life) and after that rigamore we froze our credit as a proactive caution.

Today I went on TransUnion to check on things because we received communication about another hack (pretty big one) and realized that the site must be overwhelmed with people doing just that.

 

[1LoverofGod]

Or son's SSN had been stolen when in highschool (someone was living a whole other life) and after that rigamore we froze our credit as a proactive caution.

Today I went on TransUnion to check on things because we received communication about another hack (pretty big one) and realized that the site must be overwhelmed with people doing just that.

I'm sorry that happened to your son.

 

[1LoverofGod]

SS numbers have been stolen for decades. Doing almost everything online has made stealing our information much easier when people know how to hack into your data.

I'm just skeptical about how this article puts it that billions of SS numbers possibly have been hacked. It could be. A good hacker could do that. But I see a lot of this as a maneuver to get people to submit to going all digital and biometric for verify which is what they want to do and the more people get convinced that their personal information is not secure and verify by digital ID and biometrics is more secure there won't be any resistance to it.

I might just be ignorant but how is going all digital more secure when hackers can breach anything digital and the "deep fake" has gone on the rise where people can impersonate people's image digitally?

 

[Baby Yoda]

People should just freeze their credit. Thats what we did over a decade ago when my husband’s insurance had a big breach.

Yep we do, and we helped my parents freeze theirs. I also put on initial 90 day alerts every so often for extra-lockiness.

 

[Tall Timbers]

I'm just skeptical about how this article puts it that billions of SS numbers possibly have been hacked. It could be.

I wonder how many issued social security numbers there are. Billions sounds like a lot.

 

[1LoverofGod]

I wonder how many issued social security numbers there are. Billions sounds like a lot.

I'm not skeptical about how many SS numbers there are but how they say "possibly" indicates that they aren't sure about the hack.

 

[Tall Timbers]

I'm just skeptical about how this article puts it that billions of SS numbers possibly have been hacked. It could be.

I wonder how many issued social security numbers there are. Billions sounds like a lot.

 

[1LoverofGod]

I wonder how many issued social security numbers there are. Billions sounds like a lot.

If they are considering all of the SS numbers that have been issued. It may include the SS numbers for the deceased as well. That may be how they come to the billions of SS numbers. Maybe

 

[3Nails4Given]

One thing is for sure, anything tied in to the internet is not safe.

I’m going blame Al Gore for that

 

[Tall Timbers]

I’m going blame Al Gore for that

Yep, he's the only one we can blame since he's accepted responsibility for founding the internet.

 

[mattfivefour]

If they are considering all of the SS numbers that have been issued. It may include the SS numbers for the deceased as well. That may be how they come to the billions of SS numbers. Maybe

I think they're speaking of the social security or national identity cards worldwide. And there are billions of those.