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Open source vulnerabilities tripped Equifax, how can you defend yourself?

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Open source vulnerabilities tripped Equifax, how can you defend yourself? September 11, 2017 0 mins read Equifax, a credit monitoring giant, disclosed last week it was breached, exposing highly personal data of 143 million people, and stated the root cause was vulnerability in Apache Struts, a highly popular Java library.

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