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Every American Exposed

A massive data breach has exposed the personal information of millions of Americans. A hacking group has leaked a trove of data stolen from a prominent data broker, National Public Data. The leaked data includes names, Social Security numbers, addresses, and other sensitive information.

The leaked data is believed to have been obtained from a breach of National Public Data earlier this year. The company collects and sells personal information for use in background checks and other services.

The leaked data includes multiple records for many people, with one for each address they are known to have lived at. This means that even if you have moved, your information may still be included in the leaked data.

While it’s not possible to confirm whether everyone in the US is included in the leak, the sheer volume of data suggests that many people have been affected.

To protect yourself against the potential consequences of this breach, you should take several steps:

• Monitor your credit reports for signs of fraud.
• Freeze your credit reports to prevent unauthorized access.
• Use two-factor authentication for your online accounts.
• Have a strong password manager and avoid reusing passwords.
• Consider using an identity theft protection service.

By taking these steps, you can help minimize the risk of identity theft and other harm.