Friday, October 13
TOP STORY
Equifax and TransUnion both sending web visitors to malicious pages. Equifax says it was third party vendor code.
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OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
Krebs investigates, Hyatt breach
Don’t call it a comeback, ZD Net reports on Locky ransomware resurgence
Not the BSOD (Blue screen of death). Microsoft patch tuesday was a bit rough.
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The issue involves a third-party vendor that Equifax uses to collect website performance data, and that vendor’s code running on an Equifax website was serving malicious content.
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