@matthewvh14 @IshrionA Newer manufacturing processes means we have glass that is much better at insulating from ambient temps and reflecting heat outside.
Today a Threat Actor named "USDoD" leaked sensitive data from TransUnion. This won't be the last of "USDoD" today though. He also compromised NATO. We'll discuss that later. But first, TransUnion.
The leaked database, over 3GB in size, contains highly sensitive PII on 58,505 people. The database appears to be compromised March 2nd, 2022. This leaked database has information on individuals all across the globe including the Americas (North and South), as well as Europe.
Leaked data includes:
- First name
- Last name
- Internal TransUnion identifiers
- Sex
- Passport information
- Place of Birth
- Date of Birth
- Civil Status (?)
- Age
- Their current employer
- Information on their employer
- Summary of financial transactions
- Credit Score
- Loans in their name
- Remaining balances on the loans
- Where they got the loan from,
- When TransUnion first began monitoring their information
@LilNasX Throwback to your amazing performance in Dallas, when you sang my BF’s favorite song, VOID, looked at him and pointed right at him and he started crying!
@robertmain_ @Shatter242@SleepyEntropy Dang, that sounds really annoying! Yeah, once the drywall goes up, getting data run becomes 100x harder. I always push to run as much as a company will tolerate even if they don't patch it into anything.
@robertmain_ @Shatter242@SleepyEntropy I'd rather have it and not need it! Plus, you should get a better wifi experience if you move as many stationary things to cable.
@SleepyEntropy Maybe it's a mount for a WAP? Maybe the rationale is that it's PoE so it's got some power coming over the line, albeit way overkill. Thoughts?