Thread: T-Mobile USA's servers breached, subscriber data stolen?

Unconfirmed Reports of Massive T-Mobile Breach

Today i had a problem with my email, so I decided to make the known solution to any email problem, resend my service books, what a surprise i had when the opened page showed an advertisement about a new car, If you like me, are having troubles on the tmobile network this might be the answer to Whats going on?

Here is the report about it.

"Early reports indicate that hackers have penetrated the T-Mobile U.S. network and stolen proprietary operating data, customer databases and financial records. According to a post on insecure.org, the hackers have claimed to be auctioning the pilfered data to the highest bidder. T-Mobile competitors, they say, turned them down.

There are no details as to how the hackers achieved the breach, but they did post code to show that they did penetrate the T-Mobile network.

T-Mobile was the target of a masssive 2005 hack, in which Nicholas Jacobsen was charged with unauthorized network access by the U.S. Secret Service. According to published reports, Jacobsen had access to all the information about T-Mobile's 16 million U.S. subscribers.

T-Mobile subscribers are also the frequent target of e-mail and text messaging phishing scams.

There is no mention of a security breach or incident on T-Mobile's Web site. We spoke with T-Mobile Saturday night, and they were unaware of the reported incident. They were looking into it, but stil have not provided a formal response."

Here is the full disclosure of the Tmobile source and data.

Full Disclosure: T-Mobile sources and data

Originally Posted by ealvnv

Unconfirmed Reports of Massive T-Mobile Breach

Today i had a problem with my email, so I decided to make the known solution to any email problem, resend my service books, what a surprise i had when the opened page showed an advertisement about a new car, If you like me, are having troubles on the tmobile network this might be the answer to Whats going on?

Here is the report about it.

"Early reports indicate that hackers have penetrated the T-Mobile U.S. network and stolen proprietary operating data, customer databases and financial records. According to a post on insecure.org, the hackers have claimed to be auctioning the pilfered data to the highest bidder. T-Mobile competitors, they say, turned them down.

There are no details as to how the hackers achieved the breach, but they did post code to show that they did penetrate the T-Mobile network.

T-Mobile was the target of a masssive 2005 hack, in which Nicholas Jacobsen was charged with unauthorized network access by the U.S. Secret Service. According to published reports, Jacobsen had access to all the information about T-Mobile's 16 million U.S. subscribers.

T-Mobile subscribers are also the frequent target of e-mail and text messaging phishing scams.

There is no mention of a security breach or incident on T-Mobile's Web site. We spoke with T-Mobile Saturday night, and they were unaware of the reported incident. They were looking into it, but stil have not provided a formal response."

Here is the full disclosure of the Tmobile source and data.

Full Disclosure: T-Mobile sources and data

And this is why i do not have T-Mobile

Wow nice fine E

Oh well...there's always someone smarter than the ones that build the systems. It is stupid to hack systems anymore since everything is so trackable. They'll find the parties involved, and I'll see them on CNN shortly.