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No you have to use other architectures for defending against that. Equifax sells queries to this data, they also use queries to that data as a trigger to chan
by TheCondor 9y ago
No you have to use other architectures for defending against that. Equifax sells queries to this data, they also use queries to that data as a trigger to change your credit rating. It seems like you'd want a very tightly audited mechanism for issuing these queries to make sure they are properly billed. Referring to it as a struts issue makes it sound like someone popped a web server, fired up a dub client and started dumping unencrypted tables.
It seems amazing that nothing tripped up some monitoring or something.