You're on the dark web, you just don't know it yet.I'm glad I'm not on the dark web then..
You're on the dark web, you just don't know it yet.I'm glad I'm not on the dark web then..
Which is even more of an issue as we don't even factor into their equation as customers, except for all the credit monitoring that this type of thing facilitates. The credit agencies store and sell our credit data and we are not their customers, but yet they get hacked and the data that they store about us is then used for fraudulent purposes.The credit agencies themselves have been hacked. It is out there…
That doesn’t mean the Equifax breach cost the company nothing, though. Two years after the breach, the company said it had spent $1.4 billion on cleanup costs, including “incremental costs to transform our technology infrastructure and improve application, network, [and] data security.” In June 2019, Moody’s downgraded the company’s financial rating in part because of the massive amounts it would need to spend on infosec in the years to come. In July 2019 the company reached a record-breaking settlement with the FTC, which wrapped up an ongoing class action lawsuit and will require Equifax to spend at least $1.38 billion to resolve consumer claims
The attack process started on March 10, 2017, when hackers searched the web for any servers with vulnerabilities that the US-CERT warned about just two days earlier. Two months later, on May 13, they hit the jackpot with Equifax's dispute portal, where people could go to argue about claims.
There, hackers used an Apache Struts vulnerability, a months-old issue that Equifax knew about but failed to fix, and gained access to login credentials for three servers. They found that those credentials allowed them to access another 48 servers containing personal information.
I still can't even get to the log in page. Tried 3 different browsers, page won't even load.I logged right in just now.
They are strangely silent so far, I have received no emails regarding this breach nor are there any alerts on my account page after logging in.
how are you accessing it? Are you just typing in att.com or the full URL https://att.com?I still can't even get to the log in page. Tried 3 different browsers, page won't even load.
Works on my phone, no go on my desktop.how are you accessing it? Are you just typing in att.com or the full URL https://att.com?
Try clearing cache or using complete URL like https://att.com.
This comes up instantly for me at the moment:
https://signin.att.com
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They do have info up about the breach now:
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try clearing your cacheWorks on my phone, no go on my desktop.
Done, no ad blockers or filters, etc. Maybe they're blocking me because I use a poorly secured Internet service - AT&T?try clearing your cache
That's what hackers are trying to do, clear your cash.try clearing your cache
Or a microchip.Let's face it, our SS numbers are out there in the wild. If not from AT&T, it would be from some other business or agency. Since our data is so compromised and identity theft so rampant, there's only one way to combat it...
A mark in our right hand or forehead.