Hackers use AT&T systems to steal millions in customer crypto, source says
According to a source, hackers created their own mail keys and used them to access AT&T customers’ crypto exchange accounts.
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A hacking group with access to AT&T’s internal network has stolen up to $20 million in crypto from customers’ wallets, according to an anonymous source.
Cybercriminals infiltrated AT&T's employee portal which in turn allowed them to generate their own mail keys -- the details that anybody with an AT&T email address can use to log into their accounts without using a password.
Listen to the article to discover the millions of dollars that were stolen by the hackers and how they did it.
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