From: murphy.s@remove-this.telecomdigest.net   
      
   Attorney General Kathleen Jennings urges all Delaware residents who   
   believe they were impacted by the data breach announced by T-Mobile in   
   August 2021 to take appropriate steps to protect their information   
   from identity theft.   
      
   On August 17, T-Mobile reported a massive data breach compromising the   
   sensitive personal information of millions of current, former, and   
   prospective T-Mobile customers. The breach impacted more than 53   
   million individuals, including over 148,000 Delaware residents. Among   
   other categories of impacted information, millions had their names,   
   dates of birth, Social Security Numbers, and driver's license   
   information compromised.   
      
   Recently, a large subset of the information compromised in the breach   
   was for sale on the dark web - a hidden portion of the Internet where   
   cyber criminals buy, sell, and track personal information. Many   
   individuals have since received alerts through various identity theft   
   protection services informing them that their information was found   
   online in connection with the breach, confirming that impacted   
   individuals are at heightened risk for identity theft.   
      
   https://news.delaware.gov/2022/03/02/ag-jennings-alerts-consumer   
   -impacted-by-2021-t-mobile-data-breach-to-take-steps-to-protect-   
   heir-personal-information/   
      
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