If you are one of the more than 100 million people who use AT&T, you might want to take stock of your data.

In a trend that absolutely no one wants to get behind, another older data leak has been paired with additional customer ...

A threat actor has re-released data from a 2021 AT&T breach affecting 70 million customers, this time combining previously ...

According to a recent report, the personal data of 86 million AT&T customers has been leaked by hackers online.

Originally released on the dark web in 2024, the repackaged data contains names, dates of birth, phone numbers, email ...

The data was initially stolen in 2021. The famous Snowflake vulnerability debacle of 2024 also saw customer data stolen from ...

In yet another major cybersecurity crisis, hackers have leaked over 86 million AT&T customer records, including decrypted ...

For regular customers, the carrier suggests that they check their AT&T account dashboard. The company assures that the stolen data is not publicly online, but from whatever details were siphoned ...

Data leaks and breaches have ... in CNN’s rundown, including details about the delay in disclosure—initially aware of the breach by late April, AT&T held its filing until the FBI conducted ...

But AT&T said the data breach did not include personal information ... If customers are worried about a personal information leak, they should monitor their bank account closely and contact ...