Trump Mobile Data Breach May Have Exposed Information of Over 3,600 People
A data breach at Trump Mobile may have exposed personal information belonging to more than 3,615 individuals. The leaked dataset reportedly includes names, home addresses, phone numbers, emails, and order details. Some affected users had not even completed their sign-up process with the service but still provided contact information. The hacking group BYOD claimed responsibility for the breach, stating they used a remote access trojan installed on an employee of Liberty Mobile — Trump Mobile’s carrier partner — to gain unauthorized access. The group also claims backend access to Trump Mobile's website. One individual in the dataset was identified as Eric Brunnett, CITO at The Trump Organization. Trump Mobile has not yet responded publicly to requests for comment from media outlets like The Verge.
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