BYOD hackers claim live access to Trump Mobile after exposing 3,615 users' data
A hacking group called BYOD claims to have breached Trump Mobile, exposing the personal data of 3,615 individuals. The leaked information includes names, home addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, and order details. The group states they gained access by installing a remote access trojan on an employee of Liberty Mobile, the carrier powering Trump Mobile's network. Cybernews researchers confirmed the leaked samples appear legitimate and are not linked to previous breaches. Notably, the data includes information for Eric Brunnett, the chief information technology officer at The Trump Organization. Trump Mobile has not yet responded to requests for comment.
