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700Credit Data Breach Exposes 5.8 Million Records via Compromised API

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700Credit, a major credit report and identity verification service, disclosed a data breach affecting 5,836,521 individuals. The breach, linked to a compromised third-party API, occurred between May and October 2025. Hackers accessed personal information, including names, addresses, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers, through a partner's system compromised in July 2025. The incident was contained to the 700Dealer.com application layer, and the company is offering affected individuals 12 months of free credit monitoring and identity restoration services. 700Credit began notifying impacted dealership clients on November 21 and will notify affected individuals starting December 22. The company has collaborated with the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) and reported the incident to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), FBI, and various state attorney general offices. 700Credit serves over 23,000 automotive, RV, Powersports, and Marine dealer customers.

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  1. 15.12.2025 11:21 2 articles · 8h ago

    700Credit Data Breach Disclosed, Impacting 5.8 Million Individuals

    700Credit disclosed a data breach affecting 5,836,521 individuals, identified on October 25, 2025. The breach involved a compromised third-party API linked to the 700Credit web application, with hackers accessing personal information collected from dealers between May and October 2025. The company began notifying impacted dealership clients on November 21 and will notify affected individuals starting December 22. 700Credit is providing 12 months of free credit monitoring and identity restoration services to affected individuals. The breach was due to a failure to validate consumer reference IDs against the original requester, and the attacker exfiltrated around 20% of consumer data. 700Credit serves over 23,000 automotive, RV, Powersports, and Marine dealer customers.

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