Trump Mobile appears to have suffered a data breach impacting 3,615 customers, according to reports from PCMag and Straight Arrow News.
Key takeaways
A data breach at Trump Mobile may have exposed data of 3,615 people, including names, addresses, and phone numbers.
- The breach includes names, addresses, phone numbers, and order information of Trump Mobile customers.
- A hacking group called BYOD claimed responsibility and said they installed a trojan on an employee of Liberty Mobile.
- Some people in the dataset never fully signed up for Trump Mobile but still provided their information.
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Trump Mobile appears to have suffered a data breach that may have exposed the data of 3,615 people, according to reports from PCMag and Straight Arrow News. The breach reportedly included names, home addresses, emails, phone numbers, and order information.
PCMag and Straight Arrow News contacted several individuals in the dataset, who confirmed that the leaked information was accurate. The leaked data may include people who never fully signed up for Trump Mobile, as one person told PCMag that they never managed to set up their account but still gave the company their email address and phone number. It also reportedly includes information re …
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