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Pub apps harvesting swathes of customer data unnecessarily
Food and beverage-ordering apps run by Mitchells & Butlers, the company behind chains such as All Bar One, Browns and Harvester, as well as pubco…
Salesforce starts Slack integrations with Slack-First Customer 360 with more on deck | ZDNet
Salesforce launched its first integrations with newly acquired…
T-Mobile Says It Found Unauthorised Access to Data, No Customer Information Compromised
T-Mobile US on Monday acknowledged a data breach but said it was yet to find if any customer information has been compromised, a day after an online forum…
T-Mobile says unauthorized access to its data occurred, not clear if customer info involved
Following a weekend report that its servers had been breached, T-Mobile said Monday that unauthorized access to some of its data occurred, but it had not…
T-Mobile Confirms Potentially Huge Hack of Customer Data
T-Mobile has confirmed that its computer systems were accessed without permission and says it’s now conducting an investigation to determine the full…
T-Mobile Probes Claims of Huge Hack Involving Customer Data
T-Mobile says it’s investigating claims of a major data breach that may affect as many as 100 million of its customers.
A message spotted on an…
T-Mobile Investigating Claims of Massive Customer Data Breach
T-Mobile is investigating a claim on an online forum post which says the personal data of over 100 million users have been breached, the company said."We are…
T-Mobile investigating report of customer data breach that reportedly involves 100 million people
T-Mobile confirmed Sunday that it’s looking into an online forum post that claims to be selling a large trove of its customers’ sensitive data.…
T-Mobile investigates claims of giant customer data breach
T-Mobile is grappling with yet another reported data breach. The carrier told Motherboard in a statement that it's investigating an "underground forum"…