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T-Mobile Confirms Data Breach, Says Too Early to Assess Damage

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August 18, 2021
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eSecurity Planet

T-Mobile USA officials have confirmed that the records of 47.8 million current, former and prospective customers were stolen in a “highly sophisticated cyberattack” late last week.

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