Texas govt data breach exposes over 3 million driver’s licenses

By Bill Toulas

AI Summary

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department disclosed a breach at its third-party license system vendor that exposed personal data for over 3 million individuals, including driver's license information. The breach affects customers who used TPWD's licensing services, adding to a growing pattern of state government vendor supply chain compromises. Affected individuals face elevated risk of identity theft given the nature of the exposed data.

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Relevance score: 75.0/100

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