Some help with the Equifax Security Breach

[DavidR]

Whilst I don't get an avast alert, now Firefox doesn't like it

Hi Dave, it works for me, no FF warnings/problems here. Cheers

Aren't you still on the ESR Firefox version (as in your signature) ?

On this win10 laptop I'm on the latest regular release version of firefox 55.0.3.

[Asyn]

Aren't you still on the ESR Firefox version (as in your signature) ?

Yes, I am.

[DavidR]

Aren't you still on the ESR Firefox version (as in your signature) ?

Yes, I am.

I just wonder if that might be the difference, I will have to try it on my XP system.

[Asyn]

Aren't you still on the ESR Firefox version (as in your signature) ?

Yes, I am.

I just wonder if that might be the difference, I will have to try it on my XP system.

OK, interested to hear the outcome.

[REDACTED]

Avast blocked it for me too, said URL Mal. How do you get it to stop? I'm not sure which part is blocking it.
Edit: Screenshot attached

[KevTech]

I read that if you do that you can't sue.

Not so anymore and they also no longer ask for CC info either.

Adjusted the TrustedID Premier and Clarified Equifax.com
We’ve added an FAQ to our website to confirm that enrolling in the free credit file monitoring and identity theft protection that we are offering as part of this cybersecurity incident does not waive any rights to take legal action.

Clarification Regarding Automatic Sign-Up to TrustedID Premier
We are not requesting consumers’ credit card information when they sign up for the free credit file monitoring and identity theft protection we are offering to all U.S. consumers. Consumers who sign up for TrustedID Premier will not be automatically enrolled or charged after the conclusion of the complimentary year of TrustedID Premier.

[jimb11]

I guess I will sign up then. Site is down right now.