AT&T, a big phone company, says lots of its customers’ info got out. Did it affect you?
The company found out that sensitive details of many current and past AT&T customers were on the internet, AT&T announced on Saturday.
AT&T said a bunch of data, including Social Security numbers and passcodes, was found on the “dark web.”
It is about 7.6 million for current customers and 65.4 million for past customers.
AT&T does not know if the info came from them or another company they work with, as they are checking it out, they told people whose info got out.
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The stolen info has stuff like Social Security numbers, passcodes (not passwords), names, email addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, birthdays, and AT&T account numbers. It is from 2019 or before and does not have money info or call history.
If you are affected, AT&T will email or send you a letter. They started doing this on Saturday.
AT&T already changed the passcodes for current customers. They will l also pay for credit monitoring if needed.
Moreover, AT&T is looking into this with cybersecurity experts; they have had data breaches before.
A cybersecurity guy said this breach is like another one from 2021, as AT&T did not talk about it then. If they made a mistake, they might get sued, he said.
AT&T did not say more about this. Data breaches are tough to avoid nowadays, but you can help protect yourself.
Make strong passwords and use two-factor authentication when you can. If you hear about a breach, change your password and watch your account for weird stuff.
Also, use real contact info from a company’s website, as scammers might try to trick you.
Conclusively, big credit companies like Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion give free credit freezes and fraud alerts to help you stay safe.
