Security Freezes Offered by All Three Major Credit Reporting Agencies
October 31, 2007
Eleven states remain without security freeze laws, but consumers in those states now have another option. The three major credit reporting agencies--Equifax, Experian and TransUnion--will help bridge that gap in consumer protection by allowing consumers in all fifty states to freeze and unfreeze their credit files. We reported earlier on TransUnion's and Equifax's plans to offer freezes. TransUnion began offering freeze services Oct. 15. Equifax's services start today, Oct. 31, and Experian's start tomorrow, Nov. 1.
http://www.anpac-secureid.com/alerts/alert.ext?sp=10303
Eatery's Credit Card Data Ordered Up "To Go"
October 30, 2007
Not Your Average Joe's typically fills takeout orders, but the Massachusetts-based restaurant chain recently learned identity thieves were also ordering up customer credit card data "to go."
http://www.anpac-secureid.com/alerts/alert.ext?sp=10301
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