Equifax Reveals More Consumers Had Their Data Stolen

Entertainment (now) 2018-03-02

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Equifax announced new details on Thursday regarding the personal consumer data stolen during its disastrous data breach last year. Previously undisclosed, the credit reporting agency said it had now identified approximately 2.4 million US consumers whose names and driver’s license information were stolen.

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