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Discord has identified approximately 70,000 users globally who may have had their government ID photos exposed, which was used by the vendor to review age-related appeals.
We now know exactly how small of a number this supposedly is, with Discord spokesperson Nu Wexler telling The Verge that approximately 70,000 people may have had their IDs compromised.
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Tens of thousands of Discord users may have seen their ID data hacked. This doesn't bode well for the UK's Digital ID push.
Discord says that hackers made off with images of 70,000 users’ government IDs that they were required to provide in order to use the site.
A Discord spokesperson said the breach occurred through a third-party service it uses for customer support.
Social platform confirms an "unauthorised party" gained access to user data via a third-party customer service provider ...
The incident highlights the challenges of state-imposed age verification. Discord has revealed the theft of around 70,000 government-issued ID photos in a recent data breach.
Discord's latest security screw-up is exactly the kind of nightmare privacy advocates have been warning about since platforms started demanding government IDs for "safety." The company confirmed this ...
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Knowing “Star Wars” fans would be primed to take real life action for freedom from fascism and white supremacy, our movement group— Get Free —decided to give them an organizing home to learn and plug ...
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