AT&T reportedly paid a hacker over $370,000 to delete stolen customer data. In an unusual twist of events, the ransom may not have gone to those who actually conducted the breach.

The researcher was apparently enlisted by the hacker to help, and AT&T paid him a fee for acting as the intermediary. Wired said the hacker had originally demanded $1 million to delete the data ...

AT&T pays hacker that hit them to delete user data.

In addition, Wired reported that AT&T paid the hackers $300,000 to delete the stolen information and provide video proof. If your account was affected by this hack, you'll get a text, email, or US ...

AT&T Inc. is alleged to have paid about $370,000 to delete customer data relating to nearly all of its customers following its theft by the hacking group ShinyHunters.According to Wired today, ...

AT&T paid a hacker group about $400,000 to delete customer data that was stolen in a widespread leak earlier this year, according to Bloomberg. The Dallas telecom reportedly negotiated a roughly ...

According to Wired, AT&T paid around $370,000 to hackers from the ShinyHunters group to delete the compromised data. The report indicates that, after payment, the group sent a video showing that ...

AT&T Inc. allegedly paid a hacker around $400,000 to delete sensitive call and text logs they claimed to have stolen, though the authenticity of the deletion remains uncertain.

AT&T has apparently paid one of the cyber criminals around 370,000 US dollars to delete the millions of customer data they had previously stolen. The US telecommunications giant received a video ...

Following AT&T’s admission on Friday that a security breach had impacted tens of millions of its customers, a new report claims that the carrier paid around $370,000 to the hacker to delete all of the ...

AT&T allegedly paid over $370,000 to a notorious hacker group to erase stolen customer data, receiving only a video as proof. This breach, ...