T-Mobile also confirmed the claim that the personal data includes both social security numbers and driver’s license details for “a subset’ of people” along with account PINs for some. You could be at risk if you have ever even applied for a T-Mobile account, whether or not it was ever opened… Some of the details differ from claims made by the hacker, but the carrier has admitted that 47.8 million records were taken – and not just from customers. The T-Mobile hack reported earlier this week has now been confirmed by the company.
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