Scottrade is notifying approximately 4.6 million clients that illegal activity occurred on its network and personal information may have been compromised.
T-Mobile CEO John Legere pulled no punches expressing his disgust over a hack yesterday at its credit vendor Experian that compromised the personal information of about 15 million T-Mobile customers, and rightly so according to industry insiders who believe T-Mobile's image now may be badly tarnished through no fault of its own.
T-Mobile confirmed in a letter that the personally identifiable information of about 15 million customers has been obtained through a hack at Experian, a T-Mobile vendors hired to perform credit checks.