"AT&T Data Breach: Protecting Yourself After 73M Customer Records Leaked"

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AT&T announced that sensitive information of millions of current and former customers, including Social Security numbers and passcodes, has been discovered online. The company is investigating the breach and has begun notifying affected customers, resetting passcodes, and offering credit monitoring services. This is not the first data breach for AT&T, and consumers are advised to create strong passwords, use multifactor authentication, monitor account activity, and consider setting up credit freezes and fraud alerts with credit bureaus to protect themselves from identity theft.
- AT&T data breach: How to know if you were affected The Associated Press
- AT&T data breach leaks info of 7.6M customers to dark web NPR
- AT&T notifies customers of massive data breach. Here’s what to know. MarketWatch
- AT&T Resets Millions of Passcodes After Customer Records Are Leaked The New York Times
- Data from 73M current, former customers leaked on dark web, AT&T confirms ABC News
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