AT&T data breach exposes 73 million current, former accounts on dark web, company says

March 31, 2024

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AT&T confirmed on Saturday that a total of 73 million current and former customer accounts were leaked to the dark web around two weeks ago.

The company said it is assessing the breach and whether the data, which includes Social Security numbers, came from AT&T itself or one of its

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