CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 2月19日 20時06分

17 months ago, the personal information of about 143 million people was stolen in a cyberattack on credit ratings giant Equifax.

The information included Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, information from credit disputes and other personal details.

But the data wasn’t used — it didn’t appear on underground websites selling stolen information, nor was it used in any of the ways experts would expect from a theft like this. Instead, the information simply disappeared.
No one knows where the data is now.

But there’s one possible explanation that experts familiar with the case believe: the thieves were working for a foreign government and are using the information not for financial gain, but to try to identify and recruit spies.

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