Data breaches at major companies are, sadly, nothing new, but the latest one has an interesting wrinkle. This week, a hacking ...

The unconfirmed data set, which allegedly consists of data from T-Mobile, the second-largest cell phone provider in the US, ...

In a recent cybersecurity scare, hackers claim to have accessed sensitive data from T-Mobile, affecting millions. However, ...

Cybernews' security team also found that the leak included data points that were not revealed in previous T-Mobile leaks ... that any restitution from this incident could be a long way off.

T-Mobile denies hacker claims of a new breach affecting 64M users. Experts urge caution as data origin remains unverified.

Reports have emerged of an alleged data breach affecting T-Mobile, with hackers claiming to have obtained 64 million customer records containing sensitive personal information. The incident was ...

Hackers say they just posted a massive new trove of T-Mobile customer data online – but the details of the data dump are in ...

According to a recent report, hackers claim to have stolen T-Mobile customer info and are putting it up for sale.

A hacking group claims to have swiped 64 million T-Mobile customer records, but the company insists the data isn't theirs.

You have a couple weeks left to get in on the $30 million class-action settlement and see if you qualify for the maximum payout.