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Thoroughly disagree. While I do think Equifax should be raked forcefully over the coals for their gross and pervasive misconduct, setting up something that is v

by beager 9y ago

Thoroughly disagree. While I do think Equifax should be raked forcefully over the coals for their gross and pervasive misconduct, setting up something that is virtually equivalent to a phishing site does not punish them or create relief for exposed parties. It just sows more confusion, and creates a distraction that Equifax could conceivably use to divert attention away from their own fiasco.

yebyen 9y ago
That's understandable. I just don't see how anything good comes from this breach unless we can get eyeballs on poor security practices. Because nobody else between you, me, and the wall seems to be paying any attention to this at all. There's no relief forthcoming that is possible. The only way things get better now is if we dismantle the entire credit system as we know it, the cat is out of the bag. I'm not interested in punishment. I want to see more serious attention given to prevention. First, I want to see the license and the keys taken away from the repeat offending drunk driver. Who gave them keys anyway? I sure as hell didn't sign up for this, I want to get off Mr. Bones Wild Ride.