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Lapsus$ hacking group has stuck again, this time stealing confidential data from T-Mobile. The hackers managed to compromise the accounts of the company's employees, gaining access to some of the company's internal softwares.
T-Mobile reportedly tried to buy back user data stolen from them in an August 2021 hack, but failed.
The American telecommunications provider T-Mobile falls victim to yet another data breach. More than 100 million user data have been stolen, including names, physical addresses, phone numbers, security numbers, unique IMEI numbers and driver license information.
Many are probably familiar with the T-Mobile data breach 2021 that expose millions of user data. Unfortunately, more bad news is coming in. Since personal information like names, dates of births, IDs, and SSNs have been stolen, victims must be careful of identity theft charges.
Are you part of the 48 million users who had their data exposed in the T-Mobile data breach this August 2021? Aside from the two years of free identity protection services that the company has provided, there are four strategies you can do to secure your account immediately.