Equifax breach advice stresses monitoring identity safety
The article explains the Equifax breach affecting about 143 million people and outlines steps to protect identity. It covers checking credit reports, freezing accounts, using credit monitoring, and FTC guidance on taxes and scams while noting free one year monitoring from Equifax and removal of arbitration language. The piece highlights the broad risk and practical prevention measures.
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