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"T-Mobile is closely monitoring this industry-wide attack. Due to our security controls, network structure and diligent monitoring and response we have seen no significant impacts to T-Mobile systems or data. We have no evidence of access or exfiltration of any customer or other sensitive information as other companies may have experienced. We will continue to monitor this closely, working with industry peers and the relevant authorities."
The Un-carrier says they "have no evidenceof access."
Recently, Ticketmaster trended online after having admitted they were affected by a data breach via a third-party cloud provider called Snowflake. And today, we’re learning that AT&T was also hit by the data breach.
For the second time this year (and a span of four months), AT&T subscribers suffered a prolonged outage. This time, however, the outage also affected Verizon Wireless customers since they were unable to make and receive calls from AT&T customers.
In 2019, the major carriers in the country faced allegations of selling its customers’ location data without their consent. Years later, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has finally reached a decision by fining these companies.
AT&T users are being warned to keep an eye on their accounts for any suspicious activity. According to a report from Bleeping Computer, the contents of a 2021 data breach is currently being offered for free on a data theft forum. The report shared that this data breach has been offered for sale for $1 million since 2021.
Yesterday, a massive outage affected smartphone users throughout the country. Although some reported experiencing issues with other carriers, the majority of the reports come from AT&T. This included AT&T’s prepaid brands and MVNOs that used its networks.
This week, wireless carriers announced their plans to increase their prices. Here is a short summary of these plan changes and what they mean to customers:
The ongoing wildfires on the island of Maui have already brought so much destruction to its residents. And as of this writing, there are already 55 confirmed deaths from the tragedy. Not only that, thousands are being evacuated from their homes.
As a way of helping its customers, the US carriers have announced how they are helping out.
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