According to the tech blog TechCrunch, a large amount of cached data containing AT&T customer records has been leaked online. Currently, AT&T has reset the account passwords of millions of customers. A security researcher who analyzed the leaked data said that encrypted account passwords are easy to decipher. AT&T said it issued a statement saying that according to preliminary analysis, the data set appears to be from 2019 or earlier, affecting about 7.6 million current AT&T account holders and about 65.4 million former account holders. There is no evidence that unauthorized access to their systems led to the data set being leaked. It's unclear whether the data for these areas comes from AT&T or its suppliers.
AT&T数百万客户记录在网上遭泄露，公司重置了账户密码
AT&T's millions of customer records were leaked online, and the company reset account passwords
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