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- 1Trump Mobile data breach exposes 3,615 customers●Trump Mobile data breach: BYOD leaks Trump Mobile customer data for 3,615 people, including Trump allies, via an infoste
A data breach at Trump Mobile has exposed personal information for 3,615 customers, reportedly including allies of Donald Trump. The leak stems from a bring-your-own-device setup compromised by an infostealer, with the account lacking multi-factor authentication. Security outlets are highlighting the incident as an example of how BYOD policies and missing MFA leave sensitive customer data open to theft.
- 2Ransomware group BYOD lists Franklin Empire and Royal Selangor as victims●🚨New ransom group blog posts!🚨 Group name: BYOD Post title: Franklin Empire Sector: Unknown Info: https:// cti.fyi/group
Cybersecurity trackers report that a ransomware group calling itself BYOD has added new victim posts to its leak site, naming Franklin Empire and Malaysia's Royal Selangor, with the latter listed in the manufacturing sector. Analysts monitoring ransom leak sites flag these listings to warn potential targets and track which sectors and regions the group is hitting.