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What’s your data worth on the dark web? (Lock and Code S07E15)
Malwarebytes researchers found personal data packages called 'fullz' on the dark web, which can be purchased for 95 cents and include enough information to commit identity fraud. Over 7,500 compromised data sets containing 8.4 billion records were identified in the first six months of 2026. The article explores why hackers seek such data for cybercriminal activities.
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