The dump covers 3,615 people and includes names, emails, phone numbers, home addresses and order details.
BYOD claims to have infected a Liberty Mobile employee with a Remote Access Trojan (RAT). The group also said they still have live access to the TrumpMobile.com dashboard.
The leak includes the Trump Organization's own CIO, who oversees its information security.
https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2107221523832438857The gang says the company answered news of the breach with "We have no team to handle this."
The Trump Mobile project continues to generate controversy, as it was already hacked in May. And the project's launch was delayed. And it's hard to forget that, despite the smartphones' "patriotic" image, they were actually made in China.
Who are these people who bought these phones...
If I were a Trump Mobile customer I would immediately recognize that other phone companies probably are not being infiltrated by leftists and other political enemies who would gladly dump all the customer's personal information online in an effort to attack Trump. If that was what happened, it was foolish because it has the opposite effect. I'll take the reply at face value... the company employees are simply blindsided and have no good reply. Well, that is the most honest reponse I've ever seen to a hack, so that lends credit to Trump Mobile rather than making them out to be a bad company.
Trump himself has said in essence that he is fine with spying on organizations like antifa. But what he never sufficiently said was that before that you need a search warrant. For that reason, his phone company is not a big success in my opinion. Trump could have had a wildly popular phone had he simply regularly proclaimed how e all have the right to remain silent in all times and all places and all situations, and likewise our data is always protected without a search warrant.
