The company which leaked data is IDScan. IDScan does not list all of their customers, however some are publicly known. If you have ever used these companies (and provided an ID) your data has been leaked:
- Shell
- AMC Theaters
- DraftKings
- Dutchie
- FedEx
- Hertz
- Chevrolet (General Motors)
- GameStop
- Jack Henry
- MRI (Checkpoint ID)
- Polaris
- Simmons Bank
- LendingUSA
- Circa Resort & Casino
- Planet 13
- Rouses Market
- US Coast Guard Academy
- Caesars Entertainment
- Motorola
‼️ UPDATE: IDScan publicly names the brands that feed driver’s licenses into its systems:
Hertz, FedEx, Target, GameStop, Caesars, Motorola Solutions, Jack Henry, LendingUSA, MRI Software, Waste Management, Polaris, Rouses Market, Circa Casino, Planet 13 and the US Coast Guard Academy.
These are the suspected sources of the 153M scans now selling on the dark web.
IDScan does 21M verifications a month across 20,000+ locations. IDScan says it is investigating.
🚨 BREAKING: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s driver’s license has leaked. A new dark-web service is selling scans of his and 153M+ U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses.
Timestamps on the scans match victims’ visits to Hertz rental counters and cannabis dispensaries. Evidence points to idscan[.]net, an ID-verification vendor used by Hertz, Target, FedEx and 1,000+ dispensaries.
The FBI opened an investigation on Tuesday. Nexus claims it has been exfiltrating for over a year and added ~400,000 licenses in 24 hours.
California lawmakers have unanimously passed an exemption for Linux open-source software from the upcoming age-verification law.
If Governor Newsom signs it, Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and Arch won’t have to add age-verification systems. Software released under GPL, MIT, BSD and Apache licenses would be exempt.
Windows, macOS, iOS and Android would still be covered by the law, set to take effect in 2027.
SteamOS Its Linux base is open source, but Valve’s Steam client is proprietary, so it’s unclear if full SteamOS would qualify for the exemption.