T-Mobile announced the breach on its website and said the company will be contacting affected customers. T-mobile recently experienced a catastrophic data breach that reports to have impacted at least 53-million people, with numbers expected to reach over 100.
The Black Friday attack against the wireless operator exposed roughly half as many people and did not comprise more sensitive PII. While the impact of this breach is currently undetermined, the company believes that no passwords, payment card information, social security numbers, or other financial account information were accessed.Ĭonsumers are encouraged to remain vigilant for suspicious emails, texts, or phone calls in the wake of this data breach. A massive data breach in August 2021 ultimately exposed personal data of at least 76.6 million people. 25, 2022, and January 5, 2023, and may have exposed information including names, billing addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, T-Mobile account number, number of lines on the account, and service plan features. T-Mobile reports that the breach happened between Nov. T-Mobile’s latest security incident the seventh data breach in the past four years was first revealed by security journalist Brian Krebs, who obtained a week’s worth of private chat. A recent T-Mobile data breach coughed up the information of more than 50 million people, including some who aren’t current customers or never were. The alert provides information on responding to a data breach after T-Mobile confirmed the company suffered a breach that affects approximately 37 million U.S. (WILX) - A consumer alert has been reissued by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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