In a recent development, a threat actor, MajorNelson, has purportedly exposed an AT&T database, asserting that it was compromised by the notorious cyber group ShinyHunters back in 2021. The leaked database reportedly encompasses a staggering 73,481,539 lines of records, encompassing a plethora of sensitive information, including names, addresses, phone numbers, encrypted dates of birth (DoB), encrypted social security numbers (SSNs), among other details. While researchers have confirmed the authenticity of the leaked data, AT&T has adamantly refuted any involvement, affirming that the data did not originate from their systems and that no breach occurred within their infrastructure.
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