Some suspicious is going on here (Equifax breach) 143 million people could be affected
I seen it earlier but I don't get how you think it's fishy
removed....what did it say?
I dont trust none of that shit, I just think they are tryin to push their protection plan..
giving it away free, then hoping nobody cancels so they can keep charging you for it...
giving it away free, then hoping nobody cancels so they can keep charging you for it...
Did they wipe the fuckin reckkkords
These hackers ain't shit, they need to delete some student loan and credit card debt.
They hit the ultimate lick.
Equifax says a giant cybersecurity breach compromised the personal information of as many as 143 million Americans — almost half the country.
Cyber criminals have accessed sensitive information -- including names, social security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and the numbers of some driver's licenses.
Additionally, Equifax said that credit card numbers for about 209,000 U.S. customers were exposed, as was "personal identifying information" on roughly 182,000 U.S. customers involved in credit report disputes. Residents in the U.K. and Canada were also impacted.
The breach occurred between mid-May and July, Equifax said. The company said it discovered the hack on July 29.
The data breach is one of the worst ever, by its reach and by the kind of information exposed to the public.
"This is clearly a disappointing event for our company, and one that strikes at the heart of who we are and what we do," said Equifax chairman and CEO Richard F. Smith.
Equifax is one of three nationwide credit-reporting companies that track and rates the financial history of U.S. consumers. The companies are supplied with data about loans, loan payments and credit cards, as well as information on everything from child support payments, credit limits,missed rent and utilities payments, addresses and employer history, which all factor into credit scores.
Unlike other data breaches, not all of the people affected by the Equifax breach may be aware that they're customers of the company. Equifax gets its data from credit card companies, banks, retailers, and lenders who report on the credit activity of individuals to credit reporting agencies, as well as by purchasing public records.
Equifax is mailing notices to people whose credit cards or dispute documents were affected.
It also says that consumers can check to see if they've potentially been impacted by submitting their name and the last six digits of their social security number. Users are given a date when they will be enrolled in free identity theft protection and credit file monitoring services. Equifax did not immediately reply to CNN Tech's request for more information about the process.
"This is reason Number 10,000 to check your online bank statements and credit card statements on a regular basis, ideally weekly," said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com. "Bad guys can be very patient, so it's important to keep an eye out long after this story fades from the headlines."
http://money.cnn.com/2017/09/07/technology/business/equifax-data-breach/index.html
Cyber criminals have accessed sensitive information -- including names, social security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and the numbers of some driver's licenses.
Additionally, Equifax said that credit card numbers for about 209,000 U.S. customers were exposed, as was "personal identifying information" on roughly 182,000 U.S. customers involved in credit report disputes. Residents in the U.K. and Canada were also impacted.
The breach occurred between mid-May and July, Equifax said. The company said it discovered the hack on July 29.
The data breach is one of the worst ever, by its reach and by the kind of information exposed to the public.
"This is clearly a disappointing event for our company, and one that strikes at the heart of who we are and what we do," said Equifax chairman and CEO Richard F. Smith.
Equifax is one of three nationwide credit-reporting companies that track and rates the financial history of U.S. consumers. The companies are supplied with data about loans, loan payments and credit cards, as well as information on everything from child support payments, credit limits,missed rent and utilities payments, addresses and employer history, which all factor into credit scores.
Unlike other data breaches, not all of the people affected by the Equifax breach may be aware that they're customers of the company. Equifax gets its data from credit card companies, banks, retailers, and lenders who report on the credit activity of individuals to credit reporting agencies, as well as by purchasing public records.
Equifax is mailing notices to people whose credit cards or dispute documents were affected.
It also says that consumers can check to see if they've potentially been impacted by submitting their name and the last six digits of their social security number. Users are given a date when they will be enrolled in free identity theft protection and credit file monitoring services. Equifax did not immediately reply to CNN Tech's request for more information about the process.
"This is reason Number 10,000 to check your online bank statements and credit card statements on a regular basis, ideally weekly," said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com. "Bad guys can be very patient, so it's important to keep an eye out long after this story fades from the headlines."
http://money.cnn.com/2017/09/07/technology/business/equifax-data-breach/index.html
Lol.
I used to have those guys. I switched to Experian. I will wait for their day of reckoning.
I used to have those guys. I switched to Experian. I will wait for their day of reckoning.
????? Don't all three of the major ones already have all of your information??...ain't that how they rate you??? how places run your credit???
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????? Don't all three of the major ones already have all of your information??...ain't that how they rate you??? how places run your credit???
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Exactly. I'm trying to figure out what this negro talking about
Wtf u mean switch? There is 3 reporting agencies. All ur creditors and debtors report to them .They have ur info regardless.
homie is the exact reason scammers are successfull. Smh????? Don't all three of the major ones already have all of your information??...ain't that how they rate you??? how places run your credit???
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Mofos doin identity theft on him right now...riding around in new whips.....laffing...cause he ain't gonna know !!!!! This shit gonna be classic...he can't delete it cause I quoted him already !!!!
Mofos doin identity theft on him right now...riding around in new whips.....laffing...cause he ain't gonna know !!!!!
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Naw, that can't happen to him 'cause he switched
I haven't been an Equifax member for years.
Hence my post about Experian. All those guys have been breached. They just haven't announced it.Naw, that can't happen to him 'cause he switched
You can't live your life terrified someone can open an account in your name. When the fraud is discovered, you just remove it and move on.
Membership only gets you perks....like checking ur credit score multiple times, anytime...with no charge....ur not grasping this man....they ...already....have....ur....shit....on....file....and will continue to have it...on file
wtf you talking about???? All three have it....that's how you're rated how you achieve a credit rating...which is used by all business...and other places !!!!
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You don't have to be a member of shit. They are credit card reporting companies you made it sound like switching was going to save your info breh.
Mofos doin identity theft on him right now...riding around in new whips.....laffing...cause he ain't gonna know !!!!! This shit gonna be classic...he can't delete it cause I quoted him already !!!!
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There are 180 million accounts targeted. You're confident yours isn't in there?
Lemme give you a hint: it all stems from the yahoo breach years ago.
We are all wide open dude. The point is I didn't say "I left them so I'll be safe" like you did. I'm still trying to figure out how "switching" makes you safe.
Nevermind man
Enjoy your day sir
But what was the sentence after that?
Every American adult has had their credit compromised.
LOL i'm like
He's attempting to clean it up bro
saw another story with that when I googled the main story....couldn't find it again !!!
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