<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Hackers claimed to have stolen 64 million records from T-Mobile, including sensitive customer information.</li><li>The leaked database contained names, email addresses, phone numbers, and other personal data but T-Mobile denies any connection to it.</li><li>The cybercriminals shared the database on a dark web forum, stating it was obtained as early as June 1, 2025.</li><li>The database comprised 64 million lines with customer details like full names, dates of birth, tax IDs, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and more.</li><li>This type of data is valuable for creating personalized phishing attacks leading to identity theft, fraud, and ransomware attacks.</li><li>T-Mobile confirmed the leaked data was not related to them or their customers when approached by Cybernews.</li><li>The Cybernews team couldn't authenticate the data completely but highlighted the potential risks if it was genuine.</li><li>T-Mobile had previously been targeted by hackers, with claims of breaching their systems and stealing data, which the company denied.</li></ul>

Hackers claim 64 million leaked T-Mobile records, but it denies breach - here's what customers need to know

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