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Millions of AT&T Data at Risk from Data Breach – April 1st

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April 1, 2024 at 6:38 AM
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Millions of AT&T Data at Risk from Data Breach

AT&T sent out a mass announcement to its customers, informing them that a dataset containing sensitive data from 7.6M current users and 65.4M former users is for sale on the dark web.

To mitigate the breach, AT&T reset the passcodes of all its current users and will constantly communicate with customers to further protect accounts.

 

‘AI Vulnerability Researcher’ Launched to Aid Developers

3Flatline LCC launched the ‘AI Vulnerability Researcher’ to aid developers in automatically catching AI code vulnerabilities.

AI developers aside, the AI toolset can help cybersecurity professionals lessen the risk of working with third-party AI software by detecting flaws in its code.

 

Malicious Ad Campaign Targets macOS Users

Jamf Threat Labs released a report unveiling a macOS-targeted infostealer campaign that steals sensitive data through false ads and bogus websites.

The disguised ‘Atomic Stealer’ malware, when downloaded on illicit sites, is known to request users to enter system passwords through a believable prompt.

TAGGED: Cybersecurity, macos, malware, at&t, reset passcodes, vulnerability, 3flatline, data breach, ai code, dark web, jamf threat labs, atomic stealer, malware campaign, artificial intelligence, fake sites, telecommunications, apple, sensitive data
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