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The hackers selling the info are well known for providing fresh data, to the point that they’ve given away old data for free. I doubt they’d risk their reputati
by kingnothing 5y ago
The hackers selling the info are well known for providing fresh data, to the point that they’ve given away old data for free. I doubt they’d risk their reputation on reselling a different leak.
- tyingq 5y agoAh, thanks...not mentioned in the linked article. There's more info in the source article: https://restoreprivacy.com/att-data-breach-70-million-customers/ https://restoreprivacy.com/att-data-breach-70-million-custom... The hacker group is "ShinyHunters".
- lotsofpulp 5y agoI wonder if the price of leaked data dropped after Experian's data leak from Sep 2017 that included basically everyone in the US that uses credit. I imagine the difference in data since the Experian leak are for people that became adults since Sep 2017 or immigrants or some information about new addresses/names from moves/marriages, etc.