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AT&T has reset millions of customer passcodes following a data breach where personal data was leaked to the dark web. The breach impacted over 70 million current and former account holders, with an estimated 7.6 million current customers affected. Customers are advised to change their passwords and monitor their credit files.
AT&T customers, check your accounts. The company reset millions of passcodes this weekend after TechCrunch discovered the passcodes in a breach from 2019, and an estimated 7.6 million current customers are impacted. Get the exclusive rundown right here: https://t.co/9ZZEo11laz https://t.co/MnReee6sHE
If you’re an AT&T customer, you might want to check your account. The company reset millions of account passcodes after customer records leaked online, impacting over 70 million current and former account holders. @alex breaks it all down in today’s TechCrunch Minute. https://t.co/55RBtFiHZd
AT&T Resets Millions of Customers' Passcodes After Dark Web Leak https://t.co/fI3cRBOKqF
