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    AT&T says hackers breached customer cellular call and texting records

    July 12, 2024Updated:July 12, 2024 US News No Comments
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    T&nbsp, AT&amp, announced on Friday that hackers had gathered information from almost all of its clients over the course of several months.

    A major breach of a big United telecommunications company is the hacking incident. The mine of data includes online signs of voice and text communications, including the mobile numbers that customers called or received calls from, the numbers that customers had wording exchanges with, and the times when these communications were made.

    The information extracted does not include the articles of calls, text messages, personal information like as&nbsp, Social Security&nbsp, figures and dates of birth or other personally identifiable information.

    Nearly all of AT&amp, T’s mobile users were impacted, the organization said in a document filed with the&nbsp, Securities and Exchange Commission &nbsp, Friday night. &nbsp, AT&amp, T&nbsp, provides wireless and broadband services to more than 100 million &nbsp, U. S. &nbsp, users, according to its website. Although the information does not include titles, it is possible to discover a brand that matches a particular phone number using publicly accessible tools.

    AT&amp, T&nbsp, does not think that the information is officially available, according to a&nbsp, SEC&nbsp, processing.

    In most criminal cases, law enforcement can only get information via a subpoena or call logs.

    The violation involved user data from&nbsp, May 2022&nbsp, to&nbsp, October 2022&nbsp, while also as&nbsp, Jan. 2, 2023, the organization said. Hackers obtained the data during a time in April this year from an&nbsp, AT&amp, T&nbsp, system within a third-party sky program, the company said. In May and then again in June, the&nbsp, U. S. Department of Justice&nbsp, determined a delay in providing people disclosure was warranted.

    AT&amp, T&nbsp, is working with law enforcement to assault the thieves responsible for the violation. At least one individual has been apprehended, according to the statement.

    AT&amp, T&nbsp, said it will remind its current and former buyers affected by this violation.

    ” AT&amp, T has taken additional cybersecurity measures in response to this incident including closing off the point of unlawful access” ,&nbsp, AT&amp, T&nbsp, said in the&nbsp, SEC&nbsp, filing.

    -This is a breaking news story. Gain to&nbsp, ajc.com&nbsp, for changes.

    ©2024 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Visit at&nbsp, ajc.com. Distributed by&nbsp, Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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