THIS is very hot. Spread it around. According Phandroid, T-Mobile was hacked. Personally, I'm no too concerned about T-Mobile's internal data being stolen but I'm concerned about the subscriber information that may also be taken and for sale to the highest bidder.
I just got off the phone with T-Mobile. The guy I spoke with said he's been at work since 2PM EST and his front page (I'm assuming they've got some kind of a bulletin they can go to to find information) has nothing about this. This is a similar claim for readers and bloggers who have spoken to T-Mobile. If there is an investigation going on, it's understandable that T-Mobile is cooperating with authorities (I'm sure its competitors are also cooperating as well).
For fellow mobile users who are T-Mobile customers, just be aware and if we hear more, we'll let you know about it. It's a matter of time before official word from T-Mobile comes.
How legitimate is this claim? Well, I'm not a server guy, programmer, or remotely involved in the business, just an mobile fan. But according to a post in insecure.org and some readers, the claim seems very real.
Via Engadget, Slashdot (More details here)
Note: I have a G1 so...
I just got off the phone with T-Mobile. The guy I spoke with said he's been at work since 2PM EST and his front page (I'm assuming they've got some kind of a bulletin they can go to to find information) has nothing about this. This is a similar claim for readers and bloggers who have spoken to T-Mobile. If there is an investigation going on, it's understandable that T-Mobile is cooperating with authorities (I'm sure its competitors are also cooperating as well).
For fellow mobile users who are T-Mobile customers, just be aware and if we hear more, we'll let you know about it. It's a matter of time before official word from T-Mobile comes.
How legitimate is this claim? Well, I'm not a server guy, programmer, or remotely involved in the business, just an mobile fan. But according to a post in insecure.org and some readers, the claim seems very real.
Via Engadget, Slashdot (More details here)
Note: I have a G1 so...
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