Of the 143 million U.S. consumers whose personal information was potentially exposed in the Equifax Inc. data breach, the wealthy could face their own particular set of vulnerabilities.
Would-be criminals could use customers’ stolen names, Social Security numbers, birth dates and addresses—information exposed in the Equifax breach—to target those who may have bigger bank accounts, larger lines of credit and more assets, experts say.
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