TMobile confirms it was hacked in recent wave of telecom breaches

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communications call records and law enforcement information requestsppTMobile is closely monitoring this industrywide attack and at this time TMobile systems and data have not been impacted in any significant way and we have no evidence of impacts to customer information TMobile told the Wall Street Journal which first reported about the breachppWe will continue to monitor this closely working with industry peers and the relevant authoritiesppTMobile shared a similar statement with BleepingComputer stating it has found no evidence of any customer data being accessed or exfiltratedppDue to our security controls network structure and diligent monitoring and response we have seen no significant impacts to TMobile systems or data TMobile told BleepingComputer after the publishing of this storyppWe have no evidence of access or exfiltration of any customer or other sensitive information as other companies may have experiencedppLast month The Wall Street Journal reported that Chinese statesponsored threat actors known as Salt Typhoon had breached multiple US telecommunication companies including ATT Verizon and LumenppSalt Typhoon aka Earth Estries FamousSparrow Ghost Emperor and UNC2286 is a sophisticated Chinese statesponsored hacking group active since at least 2019 and typically focuses on breaching government entities and telecommunications companies in Southeast AsiappWSJ reports that the hacking campaign allowed the threat actors to target the cellphone lines of senior US national security and policy officials across the US government to steal call logs text messages and some audioppIn a joint statement from the FBI and CISA earlier this week the US government confirmed that the threat actors stole call data communications from targeted people and information about law enforcement requests submitted to telecommunication companiesppSpecifically we have identified that PRCaffiliated actors have compromised networks at multiple telecommunications companies to enable the theft of customer call records data the compromise of private communications of a limited number of individuals who are primarily involved in government or political activity and the copying of certain information that was subject to US law enforcement requests pursuant to court orders reads the joint statementppWe expect our understanding of these compromises to grow as the investigation continuesppThese attacks were reportedly conducted through vulnerabilities in Cisco routers responsible for routing internet traffic However Cisco previously stated there were no indications that their equipment was breached during these attacksppThis breach is the ninth TMobile suffered since 2019 with the other incidents beingppUpdate 111624 Added statement from TMobileppUS says Chinese hackers breached multiple telecom providersppSalt Typhoon hackers backdoor telcos with new GhostSpider malwareppUS govt officials communications compromised in recent telecom hackppChinese hackers breached TMobiles routers to scope out networkppATT Verizon reportedly hacked to target US govt wiretapping platformppThis not alarming the United States NSA has been collecting data about Americans for years without any type of legal search warrant The truth is out there just follow the fiber optic cable going in Area 51 from Rachel Nevada ppYes that seems like the only logical use for a fiber optic cable Im sure a large installation like Area 51 doesnt need telco or other data uses ppTime sure flies You just blink and before you know it its TMobile breach season again I dont even take down my decorations from last year ppTime sure flies You just blink and before you know it its TMobile breach season again I dont even take down my decorations from last year
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