content: so you would guess they stole everyone's credit info, such as ssn, account numbers, address history, etc.    i know equifax sells a service where they ask businesses to put equifax code on their website, and equifax can follow a user from site to site across the web and "personalize" ads or whatever.  i bet the hack also stole this data, so they know not only your name, credit card number, etc,  but also that, for example, you bank on suntrust.com, usually at 10am and 7 pm on weekdays,  that you have an account balance between 10-20k, your savings are at schwab.com, your facebook profile, your device IDs, basically everything.  if they were so bold, the hackers could have altered the equifax hosted scripts websites run to further capture your passwords, usernames,  exact account balances, browser history, etc also, because of regulation, equifax is only allowed to store certain data.  could be revealed equifax stored more data than they are legally allowed