Collaborate Disseminate
By Deeba Ahmed
T-Mobile revealed attackers accessed its Customer proprietary network information (CPNI), putting the private data of hundreds of thousands of customers at risk.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: T-Mobile confirms … Continue reading T-Mobile confirms another data breach exposing user call records, phone numbers
Nearly three years after it was first launched, Amazon Web Services’ SageMaker platform has gotten a significant upgrade in the form of new features making it easier for developers to automate and scale each step of the process to build new automation and machine learning capabilities, the company said. As machine learning moves into the […] Continue reading AWS expands on SageMaker capabilities with end-to-end features for machine learning
More than 200 Google Forms impersonate top brands – including Microsoft OneDrive, Office 365, and Wells Fargo – to steal victims’ credentials. Continue reading Google Forms Abused to Phish AT&T Credentials
Pure Storage, the public enterprise data storage company, today announced that it has acquired Portworx, a well-funded startup that provides a cloud-native storage and data-management platform based on Kubernetes, for $370 million in cash. This marks Pure Storage’s largest acquisition to date and shows how important this market for multi-cloud data services has become. Current […] Continue reading Pure Storage acquires data service platform Portworx for $370M
The ioXt Alliance announced that major technology companies and manufacturers including Google, T-Mobile, Silicon Labs and more, certified a wide range of devices through the ioXt Alliance Certification Program. Devices certified secure by the ioXt All… Continue reading Leading tech companies certify IoT devices via ioXt Alliance
If Anonymous actually knows about a cyberattack that knocked telecommunications services throughout the U.S. offline Monday, then its members aren’t saying much. A Twitter account claiming to be attached to the once formidable hacking group on Monday stated, without evidence, that the U.S. was enduring a distributed denial-of-service attack, perhaps from China. The tweets, sent by the @YourAnonCentral account to its 6.5 million followers, coincided with outages for T-Mobile customers in multiple cities. Two messages claiming a DDoS attack was underway had received more than 17,000 retweets by press time, while other Anonymous accounts also amplified the allegations without providing any additional insight. Neville Ray, chief technology officer at T-Mobile, said Tuesday that the company had fixed the issues. Security experts quickly pinned the issue on T-Mobile network configuration issues which resulted in the hours of downtime for customers, rather than a malicious DDoS meant to knock services offline by […]
The post No, that wasn’t a DDoS attack, just a cellular outage appeared first on CyberScoop.
Continue reading No, that wasn’t a DDoS attack, just a cellular outage
T-Mobile announced today that it has completed its acqui-merger of Sprint, creating what it calls a “supercharged Un-carrier.”
The post T-Mobile Acquires Sprint appeared first on Thurrott.com.
Continue reading T-Mobile Acquires Sprint
In episode 111 for March 9th 2020: A new report shows that attacks on Internet of Things devices are on the rise, the FCC fines major mobile carriers for selling users’ location data, and details on what happens when 3 million HTTPS certificates … Continue reading IoT Device Attacks, FCC Fines Mobile Carriers, Let’s Encrypt Certificate Bug
By Deeba Ahmed
Virgin Media and T-Mobile have suffered a data breach in which customers’ data has been impacted. Heres’s what happened.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Virgin Media & T-Mobile data breach exposes customers … Continue reading Virgin Media & T-Mobile data breach exposes customers data
Meanwhile, breach incidents have hit Carnival Cruise Lines, T-Mobile and J. Crew customers. Continue reading Zynga Faces Lawsuit Over Massive Words with Friends Breach