T-Mobile launched an investigation in response to reports that someone had been offering to sell 100 million T-Mobile customer records on the dark web for roughly $280,000 in bitcoin. The company quickly confirmed the breach, as well as the fact that millions of customers are impacted.  However, the exact number of customers hit by the incident is still being determined, and so is the type of data that was compromised.

T-Mobile launched an investigation in response to reports that someone had been offering to sell 100 million T-Mobile customer records on the dark web for roughly $280,000 in bitcoin. The company quickly confirmed the breach, as well as the fact that millions of customers are impacted.  However, the exact number of customers hit by the incident is still being determined, and so is the type of data that was compromised.

T-Mobile launched an investigation in response to reports that someone had been offering to sell 100 million T-Mobile customer records on the dark web for roughly $280,000 in bitcoin. The company quickly confirmed the breach, as well as the fact that millions of customers are impacted.  However, the exact number of customers hit by the incident is still being determined, and so is the type of data that was compromised.