T-Mobile admits massive security breach exposing more than 40M people
“We take our customers’ protection very seriously.”
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T Mobile Security Breach Affects 40 Million
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Unfortunately this it all too commonplace these days.
Have the same, or a few variations of, one password on hundreds of internet sites for over 20 years. Never had a problem.Speaking of that, I've been meaning to change my pw on there. Just did it, thanks.
Glad I’m with AT&T
I'm sorry.
LolI'm sorry.
Don’t be att works flawless in upstate NY . T-mobile can only pick up edge network which is unless .I'm sorry.
yeah but its ATT
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Just pray you don't have to call customer service
You may have spoken a bit too soon
Personal data of 70 million AT&T customers being sold by hacker | AppleInsider
A hacker known for other data breaches is selling a database allegedly containing gigabytes of AT&T customer information, including social security numbers, and is asking for $1 million to take it down.
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lol **** itYou may have spoken a bit too soon
Personal data of 70 million AT&T customers being sold by hacker | AppleInsider
A hacker known for other data breaches is selling a database allegedly containing gigabytes of AT&T customer information, including social security numbers, and is asking for $1 million to take it down.
Verizon it is I guess
Yes, unfortunately you can assume every large company (including medical) is or has been breached, these announcements are only made when they know of the breach.Though the biggest breaches of all are from the US and State Governments in this country, and governments around the world.
Its to the point that hackers cant use all the breached materials from all around the world, it would take many lifetimes. It just depends on which fish gets plucked from the fish bowl.
Its to the point that hackers cant use all the breached materials from all around the world, it would take many lifetimes. It just depends on which fish gets plucked from the fish bowl.
Until proven otherwise unless things change which they may, ATT has more creditability in denying a breach then a hacker/thief.You may have spoken a bit too soon
Personal data of 70 million AT&T customers being sold by hacker | AppleInsider
A hacker known for other data breaches is selling a database allegedly containing gigabytes of AT&T customer information, including social security numbers, and is asking for $1 million to take it down.
Like it even matters anymore.
Nothing else to worry about since our credit reporting agencies already gave them this whole countries entire data collection portfolios anyway. Meaning Experian etc...
Until the gov re-issues us all new names, SS numbers, credit card/bank routing numbers, b-day dates (make me ten yrs younger please) address numbers all past/present and no telling what else they collected on us in our lifetime all gets changed then theres not much else we need to keep from crooks today.
Those corps collected everything about us our whole lives and already gave it away so this is very little more if any.
Unless its an NSA breach (only one collecting more data) whats been done is done already.
Go change banks and all your info but with all our personal info already in their hands crooks can already open all new accounts, transfer anything to another new bank faster than you can think to close them.
Just go give whack a mole a whirl to get an idea how screwed we are when they choose to use our data against us. May be yrs later may be tomarrow but crooks want your money you already have access to it.
Just say'n....
Nothing else to worry about since our credit reporting agencies already gave them this whole countries entire data collection portfolios anyway. Meaning Experian etc...
Until the gov re-issues us all new names, SS numbers, credit card/bank routing numbers, b-day dates (make me ten yrs younger please) address numbers all past/present and no telling what else they collected on us in our lifetime all gets changed then theres not much else we need to keep from crooks today.
Those corps collected everything about us our whole lives and already gave it away so this is very little more if any.
Unless its an NSA breach (only one collecting more data) whats been done is done already.
Go change banks and all your info but with all our personal info already in their hands crooks can already open all new accounts, transfer anything to another new bank faster than you can think to close them.
Just go give whack a mole a whirl to get an idea how screwed we are when they choose to use our data against us. May be yrs later may be tomarrow but crooks want your money you already have access to it.
Just say'n....
Its not all that bad.
People are not concerned and no one loses money against bank fraud, FDIC.
The public could care less, if they cared they would lock/freeze their credit with the credit reporting agencies. 90% of Americans dont bother (and its free!!) so I wouldnt call security breaches a concern among Americans, makes great "press" in the news media though and also the forums!
Just imagine, its free to make sure no one EVER takes a loan or any type of credit in your name but many modern day Americans just love to blame other people for their lackadaisical attitudes ... Think about that only 10% of people bother to lock their credit.
I am on simple mobile which is using T-Mobile network, wonder if simple mobile/tracfone shares any info with T-Mobile?
They’re an MVNO, they don’t share CC info & all that other stuff with T-Mobile, ATT, or VZN-they just pay to use their networks.
Verizon Breach: 6 Million Customer Accounts Exposed
Verizon has apologized to customers after a contractor failed to secure an Amazon Web Services S3 bucket, leading to the exposure of data relating to 6 million
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