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IT Risk Industry NewsT-Mobile confirms company records takenJune, 2009 - T-Mobile has now confirmed that a hacker, known as "Pwnmobile," did, indeed, gain unauthorized access to its records and that the stolen data Pwnmobile posted here is authentic. The wireless giant isn't disclosing anything else beyond that. "Regarding the recent claim on a Web site, we've identified the document from which information was copied, and believe possession of this alone is not enough to cause harm to our customers," the company says in a carefully-worded statement. Hmm. Read that sentence carefully, and it raises this question: does Pwnmobile possess anything else, besides said harmless document, you should be worried about? Got Questions? If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us via email or phone: 866.595.6700. |
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