In a recent cybersecurity scare, hackers claim to have accessed sensitive data from T-Mobile, affecting millions. However, ...

Data breaches at major companies are, sadly, nothing new, but the latest one has an interesting wrinkle. This week, a hacking ...

Update: September 21, 2023 (1:21 AM ET): T-Mobile has confirmed to Android Authority that the latest incident of third-party user data appearing ... clear if the leak has been fixed.

The unconfirmed data set, which allegedly consists of data from T-Mobile, the second-largest cell phone provider in the US, ...

Reports have emerged of an alleged data breach affecting T-Mobile, with hackers claiming to have obtained 64 million customer records containing sensitive personal information. The incident was ...

Hackers say they just posted a massive new trove of T-Mobile customer data online – but the details of the data dump are in ...

The data being referred to online is believed to be related to an independently owned authorized retailer from their incident ... leak in tweets [1, 2] describing it as being the result of a T ...

“How many of these does T-Mobile have to have?” wondered Jake Williams, a longtime incident responder and ... and scale of data leaks, we must update our rules to protect consumers and ...

T-Mobile said it first discovered that a “bad actor” was obtaining the data on Jan. 5. With help from outside cybersecurity experts, the mobile service provider stopped the leak the next day ...

The company detected reconnaissance activity aimed at reaching deeper layers of the network, but customer data wasn’t accessed because T-Mobile caught the intrusion at such an early stage ...

Cybernews' security team also found that the leak included data points that were not revealed in previous T-Mobile leaks ... that any restitution from this incident could be a long way off.