How an Average of $6 Can Buy Personal Information: Inside Latin America’s “Identity-as-a-Service” Markets

By Assaf Morag, Cybersecurity Researcher In 2026, a businessman in Lima began receiving photographs of his home, business, and relatives alongside threats against his family. Peruvian police learned that the criminals had obtained the information through a data lookup that turned a telephone number or national identity number into details about the victim and his […] The post How an Average of $6 Can Buy Personal Inf…

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