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It also says they were unscheduled trades. It seems highly unlikely that 3 executives all sold in the same few days right after the company found out they suffered a huge hack just coincidentally.
Wife and I are both on the list of exposed accounts. Getting signed up for the free identity theft.
I agree. Information like this moves like wildfire through a corporation. But, I assume they have plausible deniability and what not.
My BIL sent us this link and my wife put all out info in when I got home. I asked "how do you know that link wasn't the hack?"
I went there and entered my info but it didn't say clear or not clear. Just gave me a future date where I could sign up. What am I missing here?
What the hell is this? I fill out my last name and last 6 digits of ssn and all it says is something about enrollment date for TrustedID Premier. I was kinda was expected more of a yes/no of whether my identity was about to get bent over.
Yeah, this was a pretty elaborate phishing attack. They compromised one of our own to perpetrate it.
This reminds of that time that lunatic cav alleged that I was the mastermind behind an online poker site where he lost a bunch of money.
I think this is where we are too. It gave us some kind of TrustedID number. And probably we have a bunch of new mortgages now that we don't know about.
We'll get Elliot on that, though to be fair he's already taken care of the latter.
I vote for Federal pound-me-in-the-a## prison.GroveDiesel said:
Seems like it might be easier if I just sign up for the credit cards you'd like and I'll have them mailed to your house.
Great article.
After a year, you will be auto-enrolled in their $19.99 per month credit monitoring.
For practical purposes you give your consent when you apply for or are granted credit.
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