A major American credit reporting agency entrusted to safeguard personal financial information said Thursday hackers looted its system in a colossal breach that could affect nearly half the US population as well as people in Britain and Canada.
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143 Million Affected in Hack of U.S. Credit Agency
A major American credit reporting agency entrusted to safeguard personal financial information said Thursday hackers looted its system in a colossal breach that could affect nearly half the US population as well as people in Britain and Canada. The post 143 Million Affected in Hack of U.S. Credit Agency appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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