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I agree but what's the actual seriousness of the infraction? Can the court calculate it? How?

• pmiller2 7y ago
  Sure they can. Ask Equifax’s lawyers how much it would take for them introduce their SSNs and credit reports into the record. Divide by the number of attorneys and multiply by 145 million people affected.
• cameronbrown 7y ago
  Let's assume a piece of data is used to empty someone's bank accounts via social engineering. Now it's possible to calculate how much that'll cost the banks. Multiply that by the average worth of an Equifax "customer" and you'll arrive at a nice round number which should put them out of business.
  • harryh 7y ago
    There has been zero evidence that anyone's bank account was emptied due to the equifax breach.