Jesse Lesperance, Stanley Chan and Robert Smith discuss some theories on why data that was stolen in the 2017 Equifax breach has yet to show up on the dark web. 
 
 
 
With the breach taking place in late 2017, and with the data not turning up on the dark web, some security experts are suspecting that the responsible party may be a State-sponsored actor with the goal of using the data for spying.

Jesse Lesperance, Stanley Chan and Robert Smith discuss some theories on why data that was stolen in the 2017 Equifax breach has yet to show up on the dark web. With the breach taking place in late 2017, and with the data not turning up on the dark web, some security experts are suspecting that the responsible party may be a State-sponsored actor with the goal of using the data for spying.

Jesse Lesperance, Stanley Chan and Robert Smith discuss some theories on why data that was stolen in the 2017 Equifax breach has yet to show up on the dark web. 
 
 
 
With the breach taking place in late 2017, and with the data not turning up on the dark web, some security experts are suspecting that the responsible party may be a State-sponsored actor with the goal of using the data for spying.

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The WSTR Discussion Series: Where is the data from the Equifax breach?