Hackers leak data on all 3,615 Trump Mobile subscribers via partner breach

A hacker group called BYOD leaked subscriber data after a breach of Liberty Mobile, the partner carrier behind Trump Mobile, according to Android Authority and Wccftech. Wccftech and Android Headlines report the company said it had no team to handle the leak. Separately, the Washington Post could not find required FCC filings for the service.

• The leak exposed the company's full subscriber base of 3,615 people, per Android Authority.
• A senator claims Trump Mobile failed to make required regulatory filings, per the Washington Post.
• The FCC rules are designed to prevent fraud.

Covered by 4 publishers within 37 hours of the first report.

• Android Authority: Hackers leak info on 3,615 Trump Mobile subscribers, and that’s all it seemingly had
• Latest 4:39 PM ET Ars Technica: Trump Mobile hack and apparent lack of FCC authorization raise security alarms

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AA Android Authority Hackers leak info on 3,615 Trump Mobile subscribers, and that’s all it seemingly had · Aamir Siddiqui 4:04 AM

WCF Wccftech Trump Mobile Replies With The Message “We Have No Team To Handle This” When Informed Of A Hack That Stole The Data Of All Of Its 3,615 Subscribers, And Then Resorts To Calling The Hackers “Terrorists” · Rohail Saleem 9:46 AM

AH Android Headlines Trump Mobile Has No Team to Handle Its Latest Data Leak · Sai Krishna 11:11 AM

AT Ars Technica Trump Mobile hack and apparent lack of FCC authorization raise security alarms · Jon Brodkin 4:39 PM

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