[RealJustme]

Credit monitoring company Equifax breach exposed 143 million people to identity theft. Equifax stock plummeted after it announced the massive hack.

Equifax Chief Financial Officer John Gamble and two other top executives, Rodolfo Ploder and Joseph Loughran, sold a combined $1.8 million in stock the day prior to discloser of the hack. In a statement, the company said the executives "had no knowledge that an intrusion had occurred at the time they sold their shares."

So let me get this straight. Equifax is hacked exposing half of Americans' private information, yet prior to disclosing the hack to the public they didn't tell their top executives? :shock: Doesn't pass the smell test

[namngulfvet]

this is going to get interesting. I smell a lawsuit or two in the future.

[sillydaddy]

Equifax.....offering credit information protection so this will not happen to you again....
Just send $49.99 for a one year subscription..renewed automatically every years and
will be billed accordingly ...certified checks or money orders only.. :o :o

[RealJustme]

To protect you they want your banking account numbers, credit card numbers, 401K information, passwords, and tons of other sensitive personal information so "they" can monitor the dark web to see if they show up. Hacking into their database is a hackers dream, you've provided them with all the sensitive information you want protected in one location.

[johnforbes]

Joseph Loughran?

Lord, he sounds Irish.

Who would hire an Irish guy for a finance job?

(Yes, I'm Irish and can do these jokes.)

Heck, after taking my scholastic aptitude test, they handed me a shovel!