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T-Mobile denies it was hacked, despite hacker claiming to have leaked company data
Popular data leaker IntelBroker is selling a database allegedly belonging to the telecommunications giant T-Mobile, but the company has denied this is the case.
In a new post published on a dark web forum, IntelBroker said they were selling “Source code, SQL files, Images, Terraform data, t-mobile.com certifications, Siloprograms.”
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US City Denies They Are Bidding For Future WWE WrestleMania
Amidst swirling speculation sparked by a Detroit radio report, the Detroit Sports Commission has issued a statement refuting claims of actively preparing a bid to host WWE WrestleMania in 2027.
This potential bid would have marked the 20th anniversary of WrestleMania 23 in the city and the 40th anniversary of WrestleMania III, which took place in Michigan.
In response to these rumours, the Commission clarified its stance in a statement to The Detroit News, firmly denying the ongoing preparation of a bid for WrestleMania 43. However, the Commission expressed unwavering enthusiasm about the possibility of hosting future major WWE events, affirming its commitment to actively pursue bids for potential future events and leveraging…
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Okta denies it was hacked again after data appears on hacking site
A hacker has shared a new database on an underground forum, claiming it contained data stolen from Okta – however the company begs to differ.
In late October 2023, cybercriminals broke into Okta systems and stole client session cookies, potentially giving them access to those companies’ networks, and opening the doors to malware and ransomware attacks. Subsequent investigation showed that all of Okta’s customers were affected.
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