Cybersecurity experts are urging AT&T customers to ramp up their security measures , such as changing their passwords, following a data breach that impacted 73 million current and former accounts. Bob Huber, chief security officer of cybersecurity company Tenable, told FOX Business that "affected customers should change their passwords immediately and set up two-factor authentication where possible.
" The company said it is assessing the breach and whether the data, which was leaked to the dark web two weeks ago and includes Social Security numbers, came from AT&T itself or one of its vendors. AT&T DATA BREACH EXPOSES 73 MILLION CURRENT, FORMER ACCOUNTS ON DARK WEB, COMPANY SAYS The data appears to be from 2019 or earlier, cybersecurity experts hired by AT&T to do a "robust investigation" found, affecting 7.6 million current account holders, and approximately 65.4 million former account holder
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