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Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Monday, July 15th.

I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal.

Data from Disney's internal Slack system have been leaked online by an anonymous

hacking group.

Files viewed by the Wall Street Journal include discussions about ad campaigns, studio technology, and job interview candidates.

In recent weeks, the hacker group Noel Bulge posted screenshots of documents it claimed to have

obtained from Disney's Slack channels.

A Disney spokesman says the company is investigating.

Drugstore operator Rite Aid is also dealing with the aftermath of its own cyber security breach.

The company says an unknown third party

impersonated an employee in early June. The person accessed customer data associated

with specific purchases made between June 2017 and July 2018.

Rite Aid said the person did not access Social Security numbers,

financial information, or patient information.

And AT&T and Verizon are feuding over a plan to boost 5G service for emergency responders and other agencies.

AT&T is asking federal regulators to provide more wireless frequencies to First Net, a cellular network

that connects first responders like police and firefighters.

But its rivals, including Verizon, say the deal would be a $14 billion giveaway to AT&T's commercial business.

The Telecom Giant already holds an exclusive 25-year contract to run the network.

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