This time, it seems that they’re going after the call logs and information connected to who people are calling up or texting. It has all types of data involved in there, but they say that social security numbers, dates of birth, and all that are not in the data. And some people are going to say, oh, okay, well, that’s great. Well, what are they after then? It seems like they’re after the logs. And they even go on to state that, saying that a whole bunch remains unknown about this breach. But it has the potential, if the data is released, to be devastating for some customers.

That includes anyone who doesn’t want other people knowing who they’ve been calling, such as politicians, executives, activists, journalists, their sources, any of it, anything compromising in there as well. This could be used big time in the offing against certain people. Anyone that they knew had an AT&T account, they went in, they got their records, and they’re able to show through this hack that so-and-so and so-and-so were communicating. And it could even go deeper than that. That would be huge in trying to prove connections between people that they try to keep hitting out here in the open.

I feel that something more can come of this hack. I just wanted to give a heads up here. I’ll break it down more on the next live stream. Make sure to join me, going live Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9 p.m. Eastern, right here, Dabu77. Much love. Thank you. [tr:trw].