Flooding is picking up cars, carrying them away. Rescuers had to move quickly on this. Well show you more of this dramatic scene ahead. Hello, everyone. Good to see you on this wednesday. Those stories and so many more at this hour. How is this for a headline . 1. 2 billion passwords stolen, not just passwords but user names as well and not just stolen by anyone but stolen by a russian gang. Happy wednesday, everybody. Lets get beyond the headline a little bit. It is possibly the biggest heist of stolen Digital Credentials in history. I want to turn to our cnn money tech correspondent lori segall and aholex holden. You both are at, conveniently enough, a hacker security conference, so you are the two people to talk to about this very issue t al. Alex, it was your company that uncovered this breach. How did that happen . My company, hold securities, works on behalf of our clients and scours the internet trying to find where the hackers kotal about sharing stolen information. This is wha
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Adoption has started as employers and students place more value on skills. Meanwhile, plans for free, open-source wallet technology are picking up steam. In 2004, a then 22-year-old Timothy Summers received a small, laminated copy of his college diploma. “There’s this idea of having your journey, and it’s yours you own it, have it in your pocket and can take it out and tell your story,” he said. Two decades later, Summers wanted to instill that same sense of ownership in students at Arizona State University. So he spent years and raised millions of dollars to build ASU Pocket, a digital credentials wallet that holds a student’s transcript, certificates and other badges.
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A national nonprofit organization that supports victims of identity crime reported that the 3,205 data compromises in 2023 in the U.S. set a new record, and was up 72% from the previous all-time high set in 2021.