The company’s investigation at first feared a Russian hack. It then uncovered a sweeping disinformation campaign brought by shadowy accounts.
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Richard Smith, the chief executive of Equifax will retire effective Tuesday, the company said in a statement.
A sophisticated influence campaign tried to employ such things as Black Lives Matter and wariness of Muslims as wedges.
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Players are given just a few moves to get things in working order.
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The company had shown some of the ads to investigators but taken back copies.
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The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia found no legal basis for awarding compensation to people whose personal information was stolen from the Office of Personnel Management.
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Equifax suffered another major breach in March, months before the massive hack disclosed earlier this month, affecting 143 million people.
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The story of Awan and four other Pakistani-born computer technicians is a lightning rod charged by the convergence of politics, cybersecurity and fears of foreign intrusion.
Equifax's chief information officer and chief security officer are retiring, effective immediately
