A massive global data leak linked to IDMerit has exposed 1 billion personal records, including national IDs and emails, across the US, Europe, and Asia.

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The breach is truly global in scope, impacting individuals across 26 countries. The Cybernews team found that the United States was hit the hardest, with over 203 million records exposed.

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