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Trump Mobile website allegedly leaked thousands of customer data

A security researcher has claimed that the website for Trump Mobile, a phone service associated with Donald Trump, was leaking thousands of customers' personal data. The vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized access to sensitive information through simple HTTP requests. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns related to data handling on consumer-facing websites. AI

IMPACT This incident highlights potential data security risks associated with consumer-facing digital products, relevant for operators managing user data.

RANK_REASON The article reports on a security vulnerability in a specific product/website, which falls under the 'tool' category.

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Trump Mobile website allegedly leaked thousands of customer data

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Techie claims Trump Mobile website was leaking thousands of people's data

    Customers' info potentially handed to anyone who could send an HTTP request