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Hackers sell scans of 153,000,000 US driving licences – and drivers here could be next

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Hackers sell scans of 153,000,000 US driving licences – and drivers here could be next
Metro
Metro38 mins ago
Hackers sell scans of 153,000,000 US driving licences – and drivers here could be next
'As for whether this can happen again, it absolutely can and very likely will.'
9to5Mac
9to5Mac3 hrs ago
FBI investigates as hackers sell digital scans of 153M drivers licenses
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is reportedly investigating identity theft as digital scans of more than 153 million driver’s licenses went on sale on the dark web. Additional documents offered through a massive security breach include medical cards, residence cards, and more. The licenses belong to people in
LBC News
LBC News22 hrs ago
AA calls for automatic licence drivers to get a 'conversion course' to drive manual without second test - lbc.co.uk
AA calls for automatic licence drivers to get a 'conversion course' to drive manual without second test  lbc.co.uk
Birmingham Live
Birmingham Live1 days ago
Andy Burnham told to allow automatic drivers to drive manual without second test
The AA believes drivers who pass their test in an automatic should be able to drive a manual after additional training and an assessment
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo2 days ago
Older drivers could face 'four tests' to keep driving licence under proposed rules
New UK Government proposals could require drivers over 70 to pass four mandatory driving eyesight tests to retain their driving licence
Wales Online
Wales Online2 days ago
Drivers over 70 could face 'four tests' to keep their driving licence under proposed rules
The Department for Transport has been consulting over plans to introduce mandatory eyesight testing for older drivers, with a range of vision checks likely to be included if the proposals go ahead
NYT Business
NYT Business🏁 first to report5 days ago
Companies Can Tell Investors Less Under Proposed S.E.C. Rules
Fewer audit and disclosure requirements could reduce costs, but experts say they could also help disguise fraud or financial stress.