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Telecommunications giant AT&T confirmed a leak on the “dark web” or “dark web’ personal data more than 73 million users and announced that it had launched an investigation
Telecommunications giant AT&T confirmed a leak on the “dark web” or “dark web’ personal data more than 73 million users and announced that it had launched an investigation in parallel with damage containment efforts.
In a statement released this Saturday, AT&T confirms leaks in 7.6 million current accounts and 65.4 million former customer accounts. Among the leaked data is Social Security Numbers and other types of personal information dating before 2019.
It is not specified whether there was a data leak from clients AT&T in Mexico.
The company confirmed that the data was leaked two weeks ago, although origin of the leak is unknown.
As an initial measure, the company sent millions of messages to affected users to change your password immediatelyalthough still You have no evidence that anyone has gained unauthorized access to your system..
“The company is actively communicating with the victims. and they will be offered credit supervision at our expense in appropriate cases,” the note compiled by Bloomberg.
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