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No fraud evident in hacked accounts, says Equifax Canada privacy officer (but who really knows)

No fraud evident in hacked accounts, says Equifax Canada privacy officer (but who really knows)

by Admin | Jan 25, 2018 | Corporate Frauds, Recent Articles

Equifax Canada’s chief privacy officer says there’s no evidence of fraudulent activity on the Canadian accounts that were hacked in last year’s massive data breach at its U.S. parent company. Chief privacy officer John Russo says the company recognizes its reputation...
No fraud evident in hacked accounts, says Equifax Canada privacy officer (but who really knows)

Equifax breach to be far worse than originally thought for Canadians, 19,000 people affected

by Admin | Nov 29, 2017 | Featured, Recent Articles

In what was originally reported as 8,000 Canadians who had been affected by the massive Equifax data breach back in September is now understood to be far more and far worse. The 8,000 Canadians affected in the original hack had their personal information compromised...
No fraud evident in hacked accounts, says Equifax Canada privacy officer (but who really knows)

Equifax award $7.2 million contract after massive data hack

by Admin | Oct 7, 2017 | Corporate Frauds, Featured

After recently admitting to having the sensitive information of 143 million people stolen from it’s data centre, Equifax was awarded a new $7.2 million contract on behalf of the Internal Revenue Agency. Announced Oct, 3, to the ire of U.S senators, the...
Canada’s privacy commissioner investigating Equifax data breach as two execs leave company

Canada’s privacy commissioner investigating Equifax data breach as two execs leave company

by Admin | Sep 16, 2017 | Corporate Frauds, Recent Articles

Canada’s privacy watchdog launched an investigation into the Equifax data breach after hearing from dozens of Canadians who have yet to learn if their personal information has been hacked. “The investigation is a priority for our office given the...
10K CAA customers could be affected by Equifax hack

10K CAA customers could be affected by Equifax hack

by Admin | Sep 15, 2017 | Featured, Online Fraud, Recent Articles

The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) says that 10,000 of its members may have had their data compromised by the massive Equifax cybersecurity breach. The association announced Thursday that Equifax was its partner on their identity protection program, which began...
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