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July. I'm Imran Sheikh and get ready because it's time for your daily

crunch for Saturday, May 11th, starting with three big headlines. The person who

claims to have 49 million Dell customer records, Menelik, told Tech Runch that he

brute forced an online company portal and scraped customer data, including physical address

directly from Dell servers.

TechRunch verified that some of the scraped data matches the personal information of Dell

customers.

On Thursday, the computer maker sent an email to customers saying it had experienced a data breach that included customer names,

physical addresses, and Dell order information.

The threat actor said he registered with several different names on a particular Dell portal as a partner.

A partner he said refers to a company that resells Dell products or services.

After Dell approved his partner accounts, Menelik, said he brute forced customer service tags, which are made of seven digits of only numbers and consonants.

He also said that any kind of partner could access the portal he was granted access to.

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