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This is the most content-free disclosure I've seen in a long, long time. Things I'd love to have seen: 1. attack vector 2. time when attack was detected 3.
by pianoben 7y ago
This is the most content-free disclosure I've seen in a long, long time. Things I'd love to have seen:
1. attack vector
2. time when attack was detected
3. time attack was mitigated
4. scope of impact
There isn't even a single date! This could apply to just about _any_ breach at any time.
/rant
- StudentStuff 7y ago1. A store location or locations was compromised 2. January 10th was when we notified T-Mobile of the attack 3. Likely sometime between January 17th (the last successful SIM swap attack we experienced) and January 24th. 4. Who knows? T-Mobile refuses to disclose any info to the police :P
- zhoujianfu 7y agoIs it possible to give more details on all this? I was sim-swapped on the 21st resulting in a sizable bitcoin theft. I’d really appreciate it if you could email me at my contact email on my profile with any note it do you have. Thanks so much!
- sinners0101 7y agoWhat is your email exactly sir? Might have some information that you would appreciate.
- zhoujianfu 7y agoHey, if you see this, email me at joshster@gmail.com.. thanks!
- rovr138 7y agoSource(s)?
- birdyrooster 7y agoJohn Legere just wants you to chill! Calm down and maybe then you can hang with people as cool as John Legere. (Yeah just down vote me, I have plenty of upvotes)