National Public Data, a background check company operated by Jerico Pictures Inc., was the target of a massive hack in early 2024, which led to the leak of billions of records containing data (culled from non-public sources) like Social Security numbers.
Last year, National Public Data was hacked by a group known as USDoD, which subsequently released a reported 2.7 billion stolen records containing sensitive data from individuals in the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. Jerico Pictures Inc., was the subject of multiple class-action lawsuits and later filed for bankruptcy, after which it shut down National Public Data.
National Public Data now allows you to search information from databases covering everything from bankruptcy to criminal records to voter registration. According to the About Us page, this includes "federal, state, and local government agencies, social media pages, property ownership databases, and other reliable platforms." You can enter a name, city, and state to pull up records for an individual if they are covered by what National Public Data has access to.
How to remove your records from National Public Data
All you need to do is search for your profile on the site's main page, copy the URL, paste it into the opt-out form, and click the "Request Removal" button. You'll then need to provide your email and confirm your request.
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