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You mean like in the USA? > ...bribed AT&T employees at a call center in Bothell, Washington, to "use their network credentials and exceed their authorized acc
by ivewonyoung 1y ago
You mean like in the USA?
> ...bribed AT&T employees at a call center in Bothell, Washington, to "use their network credentials and exceed their authorized access to AT&T's computers to submit large numbers of fraudulent and unauthorized unlock requests on behalf of the conspiracy and to install malware and unauthorized hardware on AT&T's systems," according to the indictment.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/att-employees-bribed-1m-unlock-phones-install-malware/story?id=64802367 https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/att-employees-bribed-1m-unlo...
- dttze 1y agoNot sure how bribing employees to unlock phones early is comparable to defrauding elderly people.
- ivewonyoung 1y agoRead my comment further: > ..install malware and unauthorized hardware on AT&T's systems That's not as harmless as unlocking phones early. A major carrier that has access to texts, geolocations, and call logs being hacked like that is extremely concerning.