T-Mobile blames reseller for April data breach that compromised employee records

News27 Sep 2023

US telecom giant T-Mobile has claimed innocence about a major leak of employee records that took place in April, stating that the breach was suffered by an authorised reseller.

Please take 30 seconds to register

or if you have an account please login

Deblina Jay

More from this author

Ransomware attack forces the U.S. City of Wichita to take systems offline

BerryDunn faces class action lawsuit over September data breach

Australian healthcare firm Monash Health says third party breach compromised patient data

Panda Restaurant Group says March data breach compromised customers' personal information

Hospital Simone Veil says it won't give in to LockBit group's ransom demand

Sydney man arrested in connection with major data breach

Continuum Health data breach impacted close to 400,000 patients in the U.S.

Most Viewed

LockBit ransomware gang says it breached Italy's Internal Revenue Service, threatens to leak stolen data

American healthcare company Omnicell reports ransomware attack

AmerisourceBergen data breach: Lorenz ransomware gang claims attack on pharma giant

Hacker posts data stolen from Swiss cyber security company Acronis on BreachForums

US manufacturing giant Parker discloses data breach after a ransomware attack

The Expert View: Protecting Your Organisation Against Inevitable Cyber Security BreachesSponsored by Akamai

CISOs reflect on the unexpected outcomes of another turbulent year

Press Release: Endpoint Malware and Ransomware Volume Exceeded 2020 Totals by End of Q3 2021

Farm machinery giant AGCO suffers a ransomware attack

Vectra AI to help organisations protect against wiper cyberattacks targeting Ukraine

23-29 Hendon Lane,
London, N3 1RT

23-29 Hendon Lane, London, N3 1RT

020 8349 4363

info@teiss.co.uk