Hackers have seemingly re-released a refined trove of 86 million AT&T records, including decrypted Social Security numbers ...

At that time, the carrier said it didn't believe the data was publicly available. The company reportedly paid a hacker associated with ShinyHunters $373,000 in Bitcoin to remove the stolen data ...

As disclosed in its incident summary, PowerSchool already paid the attacker to delete the data ... of this particular hacker, but if PowerSchool’s money wasn’t enough, a bunch of public ...

If you don’t pay, it can end ... are concerned about their data. On March 21, 2025, California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a consumer alert, urging people to delete their accounts and ...