What happened?
AT&T suffered a major data breach where hackers gained access to sensitive customer information, likely due to a third-party vendor vulnerability.
How many people were impacted?
9 million people were affected by this breach.
What data was exposed?
The breach exposed customer data including names, account numbers, and phone numbers, but no financial or Social Security information.
What should I do?
Change your passwords, monitor your accounts for suspicious activity, and consider using two-factor authentication.
Why should I care?
While the breach affects millions, the data exposed is less sensitive, limiting the risk of financial theft or fraud.
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