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Given the way they handled this, I assume Equifax actually has no idea what was leaked. The CEO publicly throwing a single sysadmin under the bus for lack of p
by dasil003 9y ago
Given the way they handled this, I assume Equifax actually has no idea what was leaked. The CEO publicly throwing a single sysadmin under the bus for lack of patches indicates they are probably operating in the security stone ages and have insufficient logging to reconstruct what happened in any capacity. Just my guess.
- rotrux 9y ago> I assume Equifax actually has no idea what was leaked... Agree. But not necessarily due to ineptitude. > "...throwing a single sysadmin under the bus for lack of patches indicates they are probably operating in the security stone ages..." Disagree about the conclusiveness of the indication. Disagree Strongly. Equifax, Experian, & TransUnion are all high-value targets for state-level-actors who are prly pretty good at breaking into things. If we ever find out that 8-year-old Jimmy from New Jersey broke into Equifax instead of...say...Russia, I'll owe you a dollar.