Trump Mobile Probes Website Leak of 27K Customer Records
Security flaws in Trump Mobile's pre-order form for the T1 phone allegedly exposed personal data of 27,224 customers. An independent researcher discovered the issue and reported it to the company, which is investigating. No payment or SSN data was involved.
- names
- addresses
- phone-numbers
- email-addresses
A security vulnerability in the pre-order form for Trump Mobile’s T1 smartphone exposed the personal information of 27,224 customers, including names, physical addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
Public reporting indicates the flaw was identified by an independent security researcher who notified the company. Trump Mobile has confirmed it is investigating the incident and has taken steps to address the exposed pre-order database. Available reporting describes the breach as resulting from inadequate access controls on the web form, allowing unauthorized enumeration of customer records. No financial information, Social Security numbers, or payment details were involved. The company has stated that the affected system has been secured and that it is reviewing its broader data-handling procedures.
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