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With nearly half of Kansas adults affected by the Equifax data breach, through no fault of their own, it just doesn't seem fair Kansans must pay a fee to fight I.D. fraud by freezing access to their credit accounts. So we're going to suggest the Legislature consider making security freezes and thaws free for consumers.
AG Schmidt: Equifax data breach offers criminal ‘Holy Grail,’ affects 1.1M in Kansas
cjonline.com
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt on Thursday described the Equifax data breach as an unprecedented threat that exposes sensitive information for half of Kansas adults in a “Holy Grail” to dark web crooks.
Good: Having business at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center. Better: Bringing home blueberry pie from Carriage Crossing Restaurant on the way back
I wife has taught you well!
I heartily endorse your choice of pie.
I picked a peach pecan 2 weeks ago!
A delicious place to eat.
One of my favorite restaurants!
One of my favorite places..,
Yum! Love all of their pies!
Enjoyed visiting with Johnson County Republicans today at the Elephant Club luncheon. Thanks for the invitation!Thank you to our 44th Attorney General Derek Schmidt for speaking to our Elephant Club members today. Excellent information on data privacy, the opioid epidemic, and many other issues effecting KS.
Another round of enforcement actions against roofing contractors that harmed Kansas consumers.
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