The massive operation vanished from the dark web 2 hours after the new broke, but that doesn't mean the story ends there.

A dark web service briefly sold scans of over 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses and other IDs, traced to a suspected breach at Louisiana-based IDScan.net. The FBI’s New Orleans field ...

Virginia drivers can leave their licenses in their pockets in some circumstances after the commonwealth became the latest ...

Even Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is in the database for Nexus, a mysterious site trafficking in license data. How did it ...

More than 153 million scans of US and Canadian driver's licenses went on sale recently on the dark web, according to ...

A massive identity theft service called Nexus has exposed over 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver's licenses. Here’s what ...

IDENTITY WEEK AMERICA – Digital Check Corp., a leader in check image capture technology for banking and security applications ...

Coloradans using a new mobile ID won’t need to dig through their bags or pockets at Denver International Airport security ...

TRAVELERS should prepare for a more streamlined security process at TSA checkpoints in one state. The new technology means ...

Flock Safety's cameras do not need to read your license plate to know it's your car. They can do it from the dent in your ...

Cops have been accused of tapping into Flock's sprawling network to stalk people, while activists have been charged with ...

Hundreds of Flock cameras, license plate readers now scan SW FL, sparking debate over public safety and privacy. Some are ...