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4 September 2026

FBI investigating dark-web service claiming 153M license records, raising CDL security concerns

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FBI investigating dark-web service claiming 153M license records, raising CDL security concerns

The FBI is examining a dark-web service that claimed access to 153 million driver’s license records. The Nexus collection covered people across the United States and Canada. Some entries carried labels reading “CDL” or “ECDL.” Researchers warn that stolen credentials could complicate driver verification throughout the supply chain. “The FBI can confirm that it is looking into the incident,” FBI New Orleans told FreightWaves.

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