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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Jim Manzon

Trump Mobile Hackers Claim the Company Admitted It Had 'No Team' To Handle the Data Breach

Trump Mobile has faced repeated data exposure since a May website flaw hit roughly 27,000 pre-order customers in the US (Credit: factpostnews/X)

Hackers who say they stole data from 3,615 Trump Mobile customers this week claim the company shrugged off their warning by admitting it had 'no team' to handle the breach, potentially exposing names, emails, and home addresses online.

The group, which calls itself BYOD, posted the records on a dark web leak site and said Trump Mobile branded anyone who hacks it a terrorist. Straight Arrow News reported the leak first, and PCMag and Cybernews said sample records appeared genuine. Trump Mobile has not confirmed the breach or the alleged response.

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