Feds seize SSNDOB marketplace that listed personal data of 24 million people SSNDOB websites taken down by seizure orders, but no arrests have been made.

U.S. law enforcement have announced the takedown of SSNDOB, a notorious marketplace used for trading the personal information — including Social Security numbers, or SSNs — of millions of ...

An underground illegal online marketplace that contained and sold sensitive information pertaining to individuals based out of the U.S. has been shut down. SSNDOB, which saw people’s names ...

A Ukrainian man has pleaded guilty to charges connected with his role as an administrator of notorious cybercrime marketplace SSNDOB. Vitalii Chychasov, 37, was arrested in March 2022 while attempting ...

As worrying perhaps, as he writes on his website, Krebs on Security, is that SSNDOB has itself been hacked. For the last two years, the people behind the site have been advertising it as the ...

SSNDOB, an online marketplace that sold personal information of 24 million Americans, has been shut down following law enforcement operations conducted by the FBI, the Internal Revenue Service ...

Previous stories on this blog have highlighted the damage wrought by an identity theft service marketed in the underground called ssndob [dot]ru, which sold Social Security numbers, credit reports ...

A second SSNDOB administrator, Sergey Pugach, was also arrested in May 2022. The U.S. authorities identified the two admins thanks to an investigation led by the cybercrime unit of the IRS and the ...

New SSNDOB website (source: ISMG) The press release states that the seizure of all four domain names has effectively ceased the website’s operation.

The US government has pulled the plug on an online marketplace that sold Social Security numbers for over 20 million Americans.

SSNDOB, an online marketplace that sold the names, social security numbers, and dates of birth of approximately 24 million US people, has been taken offline following an international law ...