What I Read This Week...
AT&T customers have their personal information leaked on the dark web, SBF is sentenced to 25 years in prison, and climate change may be responsible for longer days on earth
Watch All-In E172 Read our Space Deep Dive Caught My Eye… 73 million AT&T customers had their personal information including names, email addresses, social security numbers and passcodes leaked on the dark web earlier this month. Preliminary analysis indicates that the leaked dataset is from 2019 or earlier, and an internal investigation conducted by AT&T suggests that there was no evidence of “unauthorized access” that could have resulted in the leak. In response, the company reset passwords on millions of its customer accounts, and recommended that customers set up free fraud alerts…
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