AT&T

A cybersecurity firm intercepted a large, unique stolen data set containing the names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, Social Security Numbers and dates of birth on nearly 23 million Americans.

It corresponds to current and former customers of AT&T.

It intercepted a 1.6 gigabyte compressed file on a popular dark web file-sharing site.

The largest item in the archive is a 3.6 gigabyte file called “dbfull,” and it contains 28.5 million records, including 22.8 million unique email addresses and 23 million unique SSNs.

There are no passwords in the database.

AT&T Internet is offered in 21 states and nearly all of the records in the database that contain a state designation corresponded to those 21 states; all other states made up just 1.64 percent of the records.

The vast majority of records in this database belong to consumers, but almost 13,000 of the entries are for corporate entities.

Source: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/08/it-might-be-our-data-but-its-not-our-breach/

"id": "ATT2145281022",
"linkid": "att",
"type": "Cyber Attack",
"date": "08/2022",
"severity": "100",
"impact": "6",
"explanation": "Attack threatening the economy of a geographical region"