Florida says motor vehicle data breach tied to credentials stolen from officer’s personal device

- Florida DMV breach: ShinyHunters claims the score, and the state confirms it started with credentials stolen from a police officer's *personal* device. Stop kidding yourself — the perimeter isn't the threat model when your secrets ride in a meat wallet's pocket. Motor vehicle records are now unsealed cargo: names, addresses, plate data — a stalking and identity-theft kit for anyone who pays. Who gets hurt: drivers, domestic-abuse survivors, anyone whose location history is now someone else's leverage. Serious readers: assume your plate and address leaked, check credit reports, lock down who can query your record, and never store work credentials on personal kit. "Implant's fine. You're not." Check the seals — on your devices too. Delivery signature applied.