Hackers steal data of 45,000 New York City students in MOVEit breach

June 26, 2023

The New York City Department of Education (NYC DOE) says hackers stole documents containing the sensitive personal information of up to 45,000 students from its MOVEit Transfer server. […] Read More

BleepingComputer

Scamming just isn’t what it used to be.

This week, we are joined by host of N2K’s T-Minus Space Daily podcast, Maria Varmazis, she sits down with Joe and Dave to discuss sextorion materials that were found on popular social media apps such as, TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube. Joe and Dave share quite a bit of follow up, Joe starts with an anonymous listener writing in sharing their story on gift card scams. Dave shares another anonymous listeners comments, sharing about what they think of Andy Cohen going public on how he got scammed. Finally, Joe and Dave hear from a listener by the name of “The Computrix,” who says they need to defend Walmart. Dave share’s his story about the most common phishing email themes of 2023. Joe’s got the story of ransomware not being paid the same way as it used to be by companies, and share the two different angles on that. Our catch of the day comes from listener William, who writes in with a phishing scam that caught his eye. Read More

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AT&T Breach Update: 51 Million Customers’ Data Exposed

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AT&T has confirmed that a data breach has impacted the personal information of 51 million current and former customers.

A significant data breach has been uncovered in recent times, following a series of investigations and reports. The scale of the cybersecurity incident was gradually revealed, making it one of the most substantial breaches in recent years.

The breach first came to light in March 2024 when a dataset containing sensitive customer information was discovered on the dark web.

Initial reports suggested that the data included personal details such as Social Security numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and birth dates, affecting current and former account holders.

AT&T conducted an investigation and determined that the data that was breached seems to have originated from June 2019 or an earlier date. The company made efforts to identify the source of the breach, but it’s still unclear how the attackers were able to access the data.

AT&T has told Marine AG that there is no evidence of unauthorized access to its systems, which results in the exfiltration of the dataset.

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Impact on Customers

The breach has exposed various personal information, varying by individual and account. The leaked data may include full names, email addresses, mailing addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, AT&T account numbers, and passcodes.

Notably, AT&T has assured that personal financial information and call history were not included in the exposed data to the best of its knowledge.

AT&T has taken several steps to mitigate the impact on affected customers in response to the breach. The company is notifying 51 million former and current customers, warning them of the data breach and advising them on protective measures.

Additionally, AT&T is offering one year of identity theft protection and credit monitoring services through Experian, with instructions included in the notices.

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