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Hackers Leak 86 Million AT&T Records with Decrypted SSNs
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I’ve already accepted my name, dob and ssn are already out there from other breaches. One thing I immediately did was freeze my credit. It’s a good safeguard to have
Everyone in America should freeze their credit with all three major credit reporting agencies.
Do it for your children also, even if they never used their credit for anything.
Breaches are part of life now.
Freeze chex and lexis nexus and those too. Keeps people from opening bank accounts in your name.
I never heard of these. Thank you for the info.
they made it easier to freeze on the big 3 credit bearaus, when it was much harder to do when the equifax breach happened.