La causa principal del hackeo de Equifax es la vulnerabilidad de la aplicación web
Una vez más, la causa principal del hackeo de Equifax es una vulnerabilidad de una aplicación web. Este tipo de vulnerabilidades existen desde hace más de una década, pero siguen siendo tan relevantes en la actualidad. En primer lugar, se deben proporcionar a cada desarrollador las herramientas necesarias para evitar la introducción de estos problemas mediante la formación y la orientación en tiempo real durante el desarrollo del código.
Equifax dijo que descubrió la brecha el 29 de julio. «Los delincuentes aprovecharon la vulnerabilidad de una aplicación web estadounidense para acceder a ciertos archivos», dijo la empresa.
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