Credit-Card Payment Crashes Reported at Stores and Restaurants Nationwide -&- T-Mobile Hit with a SIM Swapping Data Breach

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T-Mobile discloses data breach after SIM swapping attacks


SOURCE:  Sergiu Gatlan, Bleeping Computer


Customers are reporting credit-card payment crashes at restaurants and stores across the US, including Chick-fil-A and Ikea


SOURCE: Natasha Dailey, Kate Taylor, Business Insider  (via MSN) 

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