Iranian Hacker Group Claims Responsibility for Dallas Internet Outage, AT&T Blames Cable Theft
AT&T said it found no evidence of a cyberattack and blamed an attempted cable theft after service was restored across Dallas.
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Iran hackers claim responsibility for North Texas AT&T outage that left thousands without internet
Iranian hacker group claims responsibility for Dallas internet outage, AT&T blames cable theft | #hacking | #cybersecurity | #infosec | #comptia | #pentest | #hacker - National Cyber Security Consulting
DALLAS - An Iranian-linked hacking group is claiming it knocked out AT&T's internet service across parts of Dallas for hours on Monday, but the company says that is not what happened. Hacker claim vs. cable theft What we know: An Iranian-linked group known as APT Iran claimed responsibility for a multi-hour AT&T internet outage across […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!
AT&T Says Texas Outage Is Fixed—Why Cable Theft Matters for T Stock
AT&T says internet service across Dallas and surrounding areas is operating normally after a major fiber outage, and its assessment points to attempted cable theft rather than a cyberattack. For shareholders, the immediate service crisis has passed. The useful question now is whether a localized act of physical damage reveals a wider resilience cost as…
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