BJJ Saved My Life

Imagine waking up to find that your most sensitive personal information—Social Security numbers, past addresses, and even details about your relatives—has been exposed in one of the largest data breaches in history. That’s exactly what happened with the recent National Public Data breach, where 2.9 billion records were compromised. This breach, second only to the infamous Yahoo breach in 2013 in terms of size, is far more dangerous because it involves data that can’t be easily changed, like your Social Security number. Unlike passwords, this data is now permanently out there, making it a significant threat to financial security and personal safety. In my recent interview with @StellaEscoTV on @OANN, I broke down how this breach happened and why it’s so alarming. A notorious hacker from Brazil, known as USDoD, was behind this cyberattack, which has exposed millions to potential identity theft. The hacker initially tried to sell this data on the dark web for $3.5 million, but it has since been leaked for free, meaning both criminals and good guys alike have access to this information. I urge everyone to take immediate steps to protect themselves—freeze your credit, consider identity theft insurance, and check if your information has been compromised. This is not just a headline; it’s a wake-up call for everyone to take cybersecurity seriously. You can check if your information was exposed at NPDBreach.com.

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Hey @RepSaraJacobs, @meta is silencing San Diego Jewish journalists' and Air Force veterans' voices, like myself, who speak out about Israeli hostages and the war. As a Jewish woman and my Representative, I imagine this also deeply disturbs you. This week Meta suspended my Instagram account for my reporting since October 7th including stories of Shani Louk this week. I’ve emailed you all of the details. CC: @andymstone @StopAntisemites @jewhatedb @MetaNewsroom @nbcsandiego @CBS8 @Telemundo20 @fox5sandiego