Severe T-Mobile Data Breach
June 6th, 2009 by jbrown, Filed under: Commentary, Full Disclosure, Law, Culture, Corporate Security, Insider Threat, Hacked
From the looks of it, T-Mobile has been hacked and the goods stolen.
They also seem to love running HP-UX.
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Let’s check the headers of full-disclosure source message:
‘Received: from pc ([68.99.55.98]) by Safe-mail.net with https’
pointing to Cox Communications broadband address
http://whois.domaintools.com/68.99.55.98
how do you see the headers?
From Safe-mail.net’s terms:
As a result, we include the originating IP for free users. Premium users retains their IP private.
So, at least we know they didn’t steal someones e-mail account, just their IP address. If I had to guess I’d say that cox cable customer’s computer has a bad case of the malware and is now a spam zombie. Although it is totally possible that the person who sent the e-mail is a complete r tard.
@bRad:
http://www.cam.ac.uk/cs/email/junk/headers.html
how do you see the headers?
—good question!