AT&T’s Data Breach Downsize: 51 Million Notified as Hack Saga Continues

AT&T’s “Whoopsie Daisy!” moment: from 70 million to just 51 million “oops-I-did-it-again” notifications. Identity theft monitoring: their treat (because, manners). Financial deets? Safe. For now. #AT&Tbreachcomedown

Published: Added: April 11, 2024 at 9:14 amAssembled by: J J
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Well, AT&T, better late than never? After playing hide-and-seek for a couple of years, the telecom titan's finally admitting some dark web shenanigans with customer data. But hey, they say your bank account is safe, so I guess we're just leaking Socials and birthdays now—party time for identity thieves!

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