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.

AT&T has reportedly paid $370,000 to a hacker to delete all of the customer data that was stolen in a recent security breach.

US telecom giant AT&T, which disclosed Friday that hackers had stolen the call records for tens of millions of its customers, paid a member of the hacking team more than $300,000 to delete the ...

Recently, Wired broke the news that AT&T paid one of the hackers in bitcoin to delete the stolen data. The hacker supposedly succeeded, and has outed AT&T to Wired.

AT&T paid a hacker about $370,000 to delete customer data that was stolen from it as part of a hacking spree earlier this year. The hacker then provided a video to prove they had deleted the data ...

AT&T reportedly paid hackers over $370,000 to delete sensitive data stolen in a breach the telecom giant disclosed on July 12 that compromised call records of tens of millions of its customers.

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.

Telecom giant AT&T (T) reportedly paid a hacker around $400,000 to delete sensitive data they allegedly stole. Here’s what happened and why it matters. According to Bloomberg, a hacker claimed ...

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 ...

Apparently, hackers could use the data to identify the owners of individual phone numbers. At the same time, a different hacker also accessed the same database - John Erin Binns - who later ...