T-Mobile Data Breach Affects Over <br />40 Million People.<br />The wireless carrier made the announcement on Aug. 17.<br />The personal information of up to <br />7.8 million postpaid subscribers.<br />850,000 prepaid customers.<br />and "just over" 40 million past or prospective customers who've applied for credit with the company...<br />and "just over" 40 million past or prospective customers who've applied for credit with the company...<br />and "just over" 40 million past or prospective customers who've applied for credit with the company...<br />... has been leaked to hackers.<br />The information that was stolen includes names, birthdates, driver's license numbers and Social Security numbers.<br />T-Mobile says no financial information appears to have been leaked.<br />T-Mobile says no financial information appears to have been leaked.<br />As a precaution, the company recommends that postpaid customers change their PINs.<br />The PINs belonging to 850,000 prepaid customers have already been reset, <br />as they were compromised.<br />T-Mobile has offered to provide two free years of credit monitoring for those affected
