Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, April 2nd,

2024. I'm Brian McCullough today. Big trove of AT&T

customer data dumped online. Microsoft is unbundling teams, Amazon is

rating its own big LLC, we should probably assume Section 230 does not cover

AI and what do you name an AI supercomputer?

Stargate, apparently.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

Some big news we missed this weekend a bunch of data was dumped on the dark web and

AT&T was forced to confirm that it appears to be from 2019 or earlier it's their data it has personal data of 7.6 million

current and 65.4 million former account holders so if you got a notification to reset your pass codes

on AT&T recently, this is why, quoting Tech Crunch.

In a statement provided Saturday, AT&T said AT&T

has launched a robust investigation supported by internal and

external cybersecurity experts based on our preliminary analysis. The data set appears to be

from 2019 or earlier impacting approximately 7.6 million current AT&T

account holders and approximately 65.4 million former account holders. AT&T

does not have evidence of unauthorized access to its systems, resulting in exfiltration of the

data set the statement also said Tech Crunch held the publication of this story

until AT&T could begin reseting customer account pass codes. AT&T also has a post on what customers can do to keep

their accounts secure. AT&T customer account pass codes are typically four-digit numbers that are

used as an additional layer of security when accessing a customer's account such as calling

AT&T customer service in retail stores and online.

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