#T-Mobile Data Breach: Hackers Claim to Have Stolen 64 Million Customer Records

A recent data breach claim has put T-Mobile under scrutiny, with hackers alleging to have stolen 64 million customer records, including sensitive information such as names, addresses, and device IDs. While T-Mobile has not confirmed the extent of the breach, the company’s history of previous breaches raises concerns about its data security measures.
In January 2023, T-Mobile disclosed a breach affecting 37 million customers, where hackers accessed data including addresses, phone numbers, and dates of birth. Fortunately, no passwords, PINs, bank account information, or Social Security numbers were compromised. This breach was attributed to an unidentified malicious intruder who gained access to T-Mobile’s network in late November 2022.
Previous Breaches:
– 37 million customers affected in January 2023 breach, with stolen data including addresses and phone numbers
– 48.6 million individuals impacted in August 2021 breach, with sensitive information like Social Security numbers compromised for some customers.
T-Mobile has faced multiple breaches in recent years, highlighting ongoing security challenges. The company has taken steps to fortify its data security, including a $150 million investment through 2023 to enhance its security measures.
What to Do:
– Monitor accounts: Keep an eye on your accounts for suspicious activity
– Be cautious of phishing attempts: Avoid clicking on suspicious links or providing sensitive information
– Stay informed: Follow updates on the investigation and take necessary precautions to protect your data.

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