Xfinity hack exposed personal information of 35.8 customers
Xfinity hack exposed personal information of 35.8 customers
Xfinity, a subsidiary of Comcast, has reported a data breach affecting 35.8 million people. Attackers may have stolen customers' usernames, passwords, and personal information. The breach occurred between October 16th and 19th. Xfinity promptly fixed the problem after discovering suspicious activities. Customers are advised to change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and update login credentials for other accounts. This is not Xfinity's first security incident; a bug in 2018 exposed customers' home addresses and Wi-Fi network information.
Xfinity, a subsidiary of Comcast, has reported a data breach affecting 35.8 million people. Attackers may have stolen customers' usernames, passwords, and personal information. The breach occurred between October 16th and 19th. Xfinity promptly fixed the problem after discovering suspicious activities. Customers are advised to change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and update login credentials for other accounts. This is not Xfinity's first security incident; a bug in 2018 exposed customers' home addresses and Wi-Fi network information.
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Xfinity, a subsidiary of Comcast, has reported a data breach affecting 35.8 million people. Attackers may have stolen customers' usernames, passwords, and personal information. The breach occurred between October 16th and 19th. Xfinity promptly fixed the problem after discovering suspicious activities. Customers are advised to change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and update login credentials for other accounts. This is not Xfinity's first security incident; a bug in 2018 exposed customers' home addresses and Wi-Fi network information. 
