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Keyboard | Logitech G G413 Silver |
Software | Windows 10 Professional 64-bit v22H2 |
Legit Reviews said:Sprint has confirmed that there has been a data breach that has exposed customer details. Hackers broke into Sprint customer accounts through the Samsung website. At the time of writing, Sprint is unsure how many user accounts have been affected.
What we do know is that the hack happened on June 22 and Sprint has told customers in a letter that private details like names, billing address, phone number, subscriber ID, account number, device type, device ID, monthly charges, account creation date, upgrade eligibility, and add-on services were leaked. Hackers gained access to the customer data via the Samsung Add a line website.
Sprint Confirms Data Breach Via Samsung Website - Legit Reviews
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