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AT&T call and text records for over 100 million customers stolen

First reported · Last reported · 35 related reports

In July 2024, it was disclosed that hackers had stolen call and text records for over 100 million people, representing nearly all of AT&T's wireless customers. Most FirstNet customers were subsequently confirmed to be among those affected, and customers filed a class-action lawsuit. A former U.S. service member linked to the incident was sentenced to prison in 2026.

Key facts

Affected organization
AT&T
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Call and text records for over 100 million customers
Cause / method
Hackers stole customer call and text records
Location
United States

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Timeline

  1. AT&T said call and text records for nearly all of its wireless customers had been stolen.
  2. It emerged that AT&T had paid hackers $370,000.
  3. A class-action lawsuit was filed over the theft of call and text records.
  4. AT&T said most FirstNet customers were also affected by the breach.
  5. The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed a link between an arrested U.S. Army soldier and the AT&T hack.
  6. A former U.S. service member who hacked AT&T and Verizon was sentenced to prison.

35 related reports

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