AT&T is finally resetting passcodes for current customers after hackers stole a trove of customer data more than two years ago.
AT&T is finally resetting passcodes for current customers after hackers stole a trove of customer data more than two years ago.
The vast majority of the compromised passcodes belong to some 65.4 million current and former AT&T customers. However, the company has reset passcodes for 7.6 million of its current customers, in the typical abundance of caution often cited.
The passcodes are usualy four-digit numbers used to help verify customer accounts when they are being accessed by customers or AT&T support staff.
