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Hackers Leak Data of 3,615 Trump Mobile Subscribers

Hackers published data on 3,615 Trump Mobile subscribers after allegedly breaching partner MVNO Liberty Mobile via a remote access trojan.

The group allegedly gained entry through a remote access trojan on an employee device at partner MVNO Liberty Mobile. The exposed files include sensitive personal details of active subscribers and abandoned checkout data, according to the report. The leaked data does not include information from Trump Mobile T1 phone orders.

The data allegedly includes customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses, order histories and plan cancellation records. The leak also allegedly contains personal details of Eric Brunnett, vice president and chief information officer of the Trump Organization, which licenses its branding to the service.

BYOD claimed responsibility for exfiltrating and dumping the customer files containing details of 3,615 accounts. Trump Mobile has already faced intense scrutiny this year over steep price hikes on its T1 smartphone, questionable hardware specs and shipping delays.